0:00 Stanford University professor Gary Nolan states that captured images typically do not align with what individuals see in their eyes. The best example of this that I know is a story that Jacques Vallée brought to me of a family in France driving down the highway. And they look up and they see a UFO, you know, basically paralleling them down the highway. The mother looks around and sees that no other individuals nearby are freaking out about this thing above them. The children in the back take out their cell phones, take a picture of it. They get home, and they look at the pictures on their camera, and they don't see an object. They see a little star-shaped thing about 30-so feet above it, and I have the picture. Even if it was an object, it was, that was there. Others weren't capable of seeing it, so it was manipulating vision.
0:54 So, yes, is the short answer.