I was visiting some museums in Florence over the weekend and happened to find the famous UFO painting. The detail is amazing, not sure what the painter was trying to show but sure does look strange! Also noticed some jellyfish looking things under the sun on the left of the painting which I thought was cool too and never noticed before.

Ufologi’s extensive series of UFO case reconstructions has genuinely blown me away. Their technical recreation of the 1954 Florence mass sighting, built in Unreal Engine, is well worth a look, especially as yesterday marked 72 years since the event. #ufox #ufotwitter https://t.co/30HjEfoPIt

🚨72 YEARS AGO TODAY, A FOOTBALL MATCH IN FLORENCE STOPPED BECAUSE THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE WERE WATCHING UFOs On October 27, 1954, around 10,000 spectators were watching Fiorentina play Pistoiese at the Stadio Comunale in Florence when their attention suddenly moved from the pitch to the sky. The players stopped playing. Fiorentina defender Ardico Magnini described seeing something egg shaped moving slowly in the sky, while silver glitter began to fall. Supporter Gigi Boni remembered the objects...

Today’s the 72nd anniversary of the Florence mass UFO sighting (1954) so here’s a technical recreation made in Unreal Engine

A match interrupted, and a material mystery On October 27, 1954, unusual objects drew thousands of football spectators’ attention skyward in Florence, temporarily stopping play. Similar sightings occurred elsewhere in Tuscany, and falling white filaments reached the University of Florence for examination. But “10,000 people saw an alien spacecraft” compresses separate claims. Descriptions varied, the best-known witness interviews came decades later, and the tested material was not demonstrabl...

On October 27, 1954, an afternoon football match in Florence was temporarily halted after thousands of spectators, players, and officials turned their attention toward unusual objects in the sky. The stadium sighting was only one part of a wider series of reports that afternoon. Similar objects were reported over central Florence and elsewhere in Tuscany. A strange white, fibrous material also fell across parts of the region. Samples were collected and subjected to microscopic and spectrograp...

Dylan's comment in the thread: "BTW that's a Catholic image of Noah's ark in Florence." Now, consider that comment in relation to Dr. Pasulka's research into the redacted versions of the "seraphim" that caused St. Francis of Assisi's stigmata. https://t.co/pNq3qFgn1w [Quoted] https://t.co/79VPriVDUh The Watcher https://t.co/37Uaa5yNHm