In cryptozoology and ufology, " rods " (also known as " skyfish ", " air rods ", or " solar entities ") are elongated visual artifacts appearing in photographic images and video recordings.

2024年10月21日 · Flying rods, sometimes referred to as skyfish or UFO rods, are mysterious, elongated objects that have been captured in still photographs and videos at least since the early 1990s, and perhaps as early as the 1970s.

This “rods” nonsense is one of the biggest scams in recent history, and needs SERIOUS debunking. They ARE insects — perfectly ordinary insects. As you correctly observe, they are a videographic artifact based on the frame capture rate of the videocam versus the wingbeat frequency of the insects.

2025年3月26日 · Escamilla has seen RODS in photographs and video of space and even underwater. He even spied a ROD in video taken from SkyNews9 during tornado coverage in 1999.

2006年10月24日 · Rods are said to be flying creatures, from a few centimeters to a meter in length, that are invisible to humans, but visible to cameras, both film and digital, both still and video. Their bodies are shaped like long thin rods, and their only appendages are wavy wings, one on each side, stretching the full length of their bodies.

The most studied air rod films showed air rods swooping within a dozen feet of the camera, coming close to the ground and going between objects with nearby trees and bushes visible behind the air rods, so that they couldn't be long, thin birds or precise lines of insects seen in the distance, as some skeptics claimed.

2024年2月26日 · Cameras capture a variety of moments in time, but sometimes they capture something else, something unexplained. One man from New Mexico believes he's discovered a new life form, which has spurred a worldwide debate. "There is a phenomenon that exist among us," said Jose Escamilla, founder and researcher of RODS. "They're like sky fish.

In cryptozoology and ufology, rods, also known as skyfish, air rods, or solar entities are elongated visual artifacts appearing in photographic images and video recordings. Most optical analysis to date have concluded that the images are insects moving across the frame as …

At first, he thought they were insects flying very close to the camera, but something was off. Performing a series of tests,…

At the Rods Web Site (www.roswellrods.com), one can view numerous photographs of alleged rods. Most pictures show what appears to be hairs on the camera lens, or possibly even string, twigs, yarn, and straw which had been caught up in air currents, and mistaken for rods.