Sharpen, crop, levels, copy the UFO from the top frame for the dyptich lower frame where I used levels again to darken it enough to clarify the gravity wave propulsion in use.
This so far is my most unique photo I've ever taken, and it's not the only one of the day. Based on my neighborhood photos and their time stamps, this craft descended from the north into Craig Park in Fullerton, California, USA, stayed for about 3 1/2 minutes, then departed to the south. Last photo of the sequence showed a straight streak exiting the atmosphere. It must have been going excessively fast as it was a long streak taken at 1/4000th of a second. Maybe they wanted duck for dinner.
FWIW, this photo shows the UFO propulsion system in use as described by Bob Lazar in his 1989 whistle-blower video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fqd6kdg_EaA
If we have this technology, why are we still using rockets to propel us into orbit?
I predict 5.0 or less based on the overall boring photo, but if the score was based on importance and revelation, maybe 6+.
Disqualification Details
You can't create a diptych-like image in standard editing unless there is a special rule appended. Nor can you ever copy an element and repeat it elsewhere in the image in Standard Editing.
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Since we have this technology, the craft could be ours, but I doubt it. Our use of this technology would have a military slant to it.
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