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THE FIRST PHOTOGRAPHS CF A "FLYING SAUCER", OBTAINED IN DURANGO AT AN
ALTI'!UDE OF 9000 FEET
(Caption under photographs)
Mr. German Horacio\aobles Jr., student at the National School of
Engineering, is one of the th\usands of persons who have seen "with their
own eyes" the flying saucers or disks which have become the general topic of
commentaries and have given rise to the most varied hypotheses.
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same time the young man himself is the first to have photographed those
strange apparatuses. He observed one of them and was able to take its
picture against the skies of the city of Durango.
1. Picture of the "flying
saucer" at an altitude of 8000 to 9000 feet above the streets of Durango.
The apparatus seems to be a double truncated cone, joined at its bases which
moves by something like jet propulsion and which displaces itself by changing
position in order to use its motive force in the direction desired, for which
reason it can be seen under apparently different forms. 2. Conception of
Mr. Robles Jr., concerning the real form of the strange mechanical objects
drawn by him. 3. Another aspect of the flying saucer. 4. The future civil
engineer, Horacio\I<obles Jr. sketched in our editorial offices after having
reported his obser~tions on the flying disk and after having handed over
the pictures of this apparatus which he had obtained.
(Page with five drawings is entitled ''Wings and Propellers"
Next drawing
Propeller
Air-Seizing Force
Direction of the currents of air
Catches
Cuts
Expels
Direction of the Wings
Atomic Force
Vacuum
Third Level
Oxygen Chamber
2nd Level
Entrance of the Air Currents
1st Level
Propeller
Air Seizing Force
Exits of the Air Currents
Expulsion of Air
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