These photos were taken by Carlos Díaz, a Mexican magazine photographer who reported repeated encounters in Mexico starting in the early 1980s, with these images dated June–July 1992. Lab results showed no evidence of double exposure, or any sort of camera trickery. However, its fair to point out that there are skeptics who point to locally made glass lamps from Tepoztlán that look strikingly similar to the object, suggesting the photos might be close‑ups of a lit lamp shot out of focus or compo

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