“It was not a plane, not a planet, not a star, not a comet, not ball lightning, not a drone, not a satellite or not a rocket.”
New facts have arrived in the USA about UFOs : Researchers have released nine never-before-seen videos of an unidentified aircraft flying over California, Utah, Nevada and Arizona. Reports claimed that it was a glowing ball of mist that disappeared into thin air.
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Americans from several southwestern states reported seeing a glowing, hazy UFO in the night sky around 9 pm local time on May 2, writes the Daily Mail.
The video was uploaded to Enigma Labs, which presents sightings in California, Arizona, Utah and Nevada. Eyewitnesses who filmed in different places described the UFO as an object appearing out of nowhere without sound and disappearing into thin air.
Enigma Lab's UAP advisor Alejandro Rojas said the images all looked the same, but suggested it could have been a missile, “but no missile launches were planned at the time.”
According to the Daily Mail Enigma Labs has compiled an extensive catalog of incidents to reveal what is real and what is a hoax.
The package obtained by DailyMail.com included seven videos and two non-video reports showing similar objects, but Engima said it has collected more than 20 witnesses to the same sighting.
“We live near the airport. It was not a plane, not a planet, not a star, not a comet, not ball lightning, not a drone, not a satellite or a rocket,” said an eyewitness from Oroville, California. “We are familiar with all these objects , because they were used to rocket launches and what they looked like. It was something that appeared out of nowhere and disappeared into thin air.”
Enigma confirmed that several videos showed the object disappearing.
“There appeared to be a spotlight on either side of the object,” another witness wrote on the website.
In one video taken in Palm Springs, a butterfly-shaped object is clearly visible with lights appearing to be pointing in opposite directions.
“Some reports indicate that the object could have come from either Vandenburg, China Lake or Nellis Proving Ground,” Rojas said. “If these were military tests, that would explain why they are not currently on public sites like Spaceflight.” We will continue to look into this, but we don't have a clear explanation yet.”
The family from Peoria, Arizona, said they are still puzzled by what was caught on video: “We watched this video has been done hundreds of times and we can’t explain it.”
An eyewitness from Arizona took footage in one of the areas, which shows houses located along the streets. The video shows one star located to the northeast of the UFO.
An eyewitness said he and his son were walking when they saw “a bright light that seemed to shine in the clouds.”
“There were no clouds, no moon, no planes at this time,” the message says. “We noticed a light, and my son began filming with his iPhone. The light with a lot of radiance around it was far away and completely silent. It did not fell from the sky, but rather approached us from west to east. It was luminous and smooth.”
The man continued to explain that the object eventually dimmed and disappeared – no sounds were heard during the sigh.
Another Enigma detection problem comes from Las Vegas, Nevada.
“I was in the backyard of my house in Las Vegas. I'm in the northwest part of the city. I was at my neighbor's house down the street,” the description reads. “She has a beautiful view of the sky. And I saw there was a really bright light in the distance and it seemed so blurry as if it was behind the clouds, but the night was very clear in the video. We could tell it was getting closer because it was getting bigger and then cloudy. the hazy part, which produced an effect similar to that of a rocket, but without a trace, began to change. It looked like a bow tie or the shape of a snow angel's wing. After about a minute, the object began to dim until it looked like a star, and then disappeared completely. It was moving at about the same speed as the ISS, maybe a little faster.”
A similar sighting was reported more than 500 miles away in Oroville, California.
On video, the same misty ball appeared and made a circular motion before disappearing.
“We live near the airport. “It was not a plane, not a planet, not a star, not a comet, not a fireball, not a drone, not a satellite or not a rocket,” the person shared. “We are familiar with all of them because we are used to rocket launches and what they look like. It was something that came out of nowhere and disappeared into thin air.”
Enigma received five more messages from California, all of which showed the same type of object, and one more from Utah.
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