Denver has been known as a UFO hotspot for some time now, but recently, a mysterious smoke ring appeared in the skies, baffling both researchers and bystanders alike. Paranormal expert Scott C Waring actually believes it’s a cloaked extraterrestrial alien craft. “A possible UFO sighing was seen in Denver two weeks ago. The whole city seemed to see it and the exact explanation of what it is remains a mystery. Many explanations from fireworks to volcanoes have been given,” said Waring. Read more for the uncut footage.
Paranormal researcher Scott C Waring uncovered footage of mysterious UFO lights that appeared in the skies over China. These bright lights, possibly from multiple unidentified flying objects, hovered in the night skies, and not only appeared in the skies of Beijing, but also in other regions of the country. “The lights caught the attention of most of Beijing, but it was seen by people that were 100 km away! That means the UFOs went to many locations, not just over Beijing. The light is lumpy and contained. That means its not a spotlight from the ground. A spotlight would spread the light evenly in all areas and cannot make lumps like this in the clouds. The lights suddenly appear as a group of spots, and then spreads into a plurality of spots, and moves quickly, sometimes ring-shaped, and sometimes resembles a pattern, and sometimes becomes another irregular pattern,” said Waring. Read more for the video and additional information.
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An unidentified flying object seen falling from the sky in Anchorage, Alaska has left US Air Force pilots and personnel baffled. The footage captured by a bystander shows two plumes of black smoke trailing a mysterious object that apparently has a light guiding its way.
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A mysterious light spotted in the evening sky over Northern California has caused quite the stir on social media. Some residents in the Redding area reported seeing a circular item quickly drop in the sky about 5:35 p.m. PST yesterday (Dec. 20), shortly before the streak in the sky appeared, but the National Weather Service quickly commented on the strange phenomenon, suggesting it was probably be a meteor, and not a downed rocket or UFO. “So if the #DeltaIVHeavy launch isn’t happening until 549pm, what is that (in) the sky?,” Tweeted Anthony Wright. Read more for another video and additional information
Javion Hill, 35, of Kings Mountain, North Carolina, managed to snap several photos of what appears to be a square UFO with glowing lights hovering in the night sky above the treeline. “I was on my way home with my wife on the speaker phone, and it looked like there was a tornado coming, so I was trying to take a picture of the clouds for my wife. But then I saw something that wasn’t normal and I was, like: ‘Oh my god, what is that?’ I started trying to take as many pictures of it as possible while I was driving,” said Hill. Continue reading for another video and more information.
As soon as images of a giant glowing ball spotted over northern Siberia was posted on social media, there were reports that it was caused by “aliens arriving” or other unidentified aircraft, but in reality, it was the trace of four rockets launched by the Russian military that caused this spectacular phenomenon. “I went out to smoke a cigarette and thought it was the end of the world. I was taken aback for a few minutes, not understanding what was happening. The glowing ball rose from behind the trees and moved in my direction. My first thought was about the most powerful searchlight, but the speed of changing everything around changed the idea of what was happening. The ball began to turn into an arc and gradually dissipated,” said Siberian photographer Sergey Anisimov. Continue reading for another video, more pictures and information.
Anyone in the southeast Michigan area were left a bit shaken Tuesday night after a big bright flash lit up the sky and shook the ground beneath them. Unfortunately (or fortunately), it wasn’t a flying saucer. The National Weather Service tweeted the next day that “USGS confirms meteor occurred around 810 pm, causing a magnitude 2.0 earthquake.” It was centered about five miles west-southwest of New Haven, Michigan, located about 40 miles northeast of Detroit. Continue reading for two more videos of the meteor, along with a bonus clip that has an alternate theory.
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket lit up the evening sky over Southern California last night (December 22) and the light display was mistaken for a UFO by thousands. It launched into space from California’s Vandenberg Air Force Base north of Los Angeles at 5:27 p.m. PST, approximately 30 minutes after sunset, carrying 10 Iridium Next communications satellites into orbit. The mission was a complete success, with all 10 satellites reaching orbit. Continue reading for another video and more information.
A number of mysterious boom have been reported in the US over the past 12-months, and to be more specific, there were 64 recorded incidents, with the majority heard on the east coast. Currently, researchers have no answer as to what is causing these sounds, but theories range from the Leonid shower meteorites exploding in the atmosphere to supersonic aircrafts. The most recent boom was heard over Alabama on November 14, and the noise shook houses as well as terrified locals. Authorities could not figure out the source of the noise, however, and have ruled out an explosion. Continue reading for two more videos and information.
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John Chen, a salesman from Taiwan, allegedly captured a doughnut-shaped UFO in the sky while photographing a lake in south-west China. This photo came from a series of shots he took of famous Lake Dian after attending a trade show in Yunnan Province. “It just has to be a UFO. It’s a strange doughnut shape in the sky. The strange thing is I didn’t see it at the time. It was my wife’s sister who spotted them. She said there was something in the pictures and I just thought she was joking,” said Chen. Click here to view the first image in today’s viral picture gallery. Continue reading for the five most popular viral videos today, including one showing the making of Hela’s headdress from Thor: Ragnarok.