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sábado, 16 de diciembre de 2017

Un bólido del tamaño de una pelota se quema en el cielo de Rusia







Sputnik Vitaliy Timkiv

Residentes de la ciudad rusa aseguran haber visto un objeto, parecido a un meteorito, que atravesó el cielo. Por la Red circulan imágenes no confirmadas que, supuestamente, registraron el fenómeno.

Vecinos de Sochi (sur de Rusia) que este viernes fueron testigos de la caída de un bólido aseguraban en las redes haber oído un fuerte estadillo, mientras que otros vieron "un objeto desconocido que voló en el cielo" acompañado de "ruido", informa RIA Novosti.

En realidad, no se trató de un meteorito grande, como pensaron algunos testigos, sino de un bólido del tamaño de una pelota, explicó este sábado el director del observatorio astrofísico de la Universidad de Kuban, Alexandr Ivanov, citado por la agencia rusa.

"Realmente, la noche de viernes fue registrado una luminiscencia", dijo el científico, confirmando que el fenómeno se corresponde con "un bólido estándar que entraba en la atmósfera". Según precisó, el objeto se quemó a un altura de unos 20 kilómetros sin alcanzar la superficie terrestre.

Ivanov sostiene que este tipo de fenómenos se suceden durante las temporadas de lluvias de meteoros, en diciembre y agosto. "Dos o tres bólidos, los más brillantes, entran en la atmósfera de la tierra", asegura, subrayando que "hasta 300 toneladas de la sustancia meteórica alcanza tierra en forma de polvo, que se quema en la atmósfera y se precipita".

miércoles, 7 de diciembre de 2016

Siberia sky lit up by meteor




Siberia sky lit up by meteor
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Siberia sky lit up by meteor

7 December 2016 Last updated at 16:20 GMT

People in west Siberia have captured footage of what is believed to be a small meteorite.

Videos show the night sky being lit up by what appears to be a large fireball.

jueves, 1 de diciembre de 2016

Amateur video shot by a member of the public in Houston, Texas, shows the unidentified object glistening as it travels through the sky.





MESMERISING footage has emerged showing a mysterious UFO hovering in the sky and appearing to change shape.

Amateur video shot by a member of the public in Houston, Texas, shows the unidentified object glistening as it travels through the sky.
This shimmering UFO was sighted in the sky over Houston, Texas


The UFO appears as no more than a bright speck against the blue background of the clear sky.

But when zoomed in, stills from the footage show the shiny object appears to change shape as it moves.

It morphs from fat to skinny as it glides along before disappearing behind a building.

The cameraman is able to follow it for several minutes before the mysterious object vanished for good.

The stunned witness described what they saw in a statement quoted on UFO spotting website the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON).

They claimed they had just stepped out of a car at 3.15pm on November 23 when the object first appeared.

The witness said: “I noticed the reflection of light in the sky. It was stationary, and appeared to change shape.

“After about 30 to 45 seconds, the object began moving very slowly, to the east-southeast.

“It made no sound, or was too far away to distinguish sound. Elevation did not appear to change.”

The witness said they eventually lost the UFO but were able to film it for just over four minutes.

Texas MUFON State Section Director Charles Stansburge is investigating.




Some stills of the object look eerily similar to another UFO which was spotted above Bursa in north-western Turkey earlier this year.

The shimmering shape was similarly seen gliding along in broad daylight, glittering in the sunshine in the middle of the day.

And the cameramen were also able to film it for several minutes before losing it behind trees and houses.

After the footage was posted online, some web users, spotting that the object was bent in two places resembling a surfer on a board, compared it to comic superhero the Silver Surfer.


jueves, 17 de noviembre de 2016

There was excited speculation among members of the UFO community earlier this week after footage emerged on multiple Peruvian websites purportedly showing a burning orb or flying saucer UFO crashing to Earth over the Peruvian capital city Lima.

There was excited speculation among members of the UFO community earlier this week after footage emerged on multiple Peruvian websites purportedly showing a burning orb or flying saucer UFO crashing to Earth over the Peruvian capital city Lima.

According to local media reports, hundreds of stunned residents of Lima witnessed the mysterious burning or orange glowing UFO streaking earthward across the sky at dusk.

Reports that similar objects were sighted recently in other parts of the country, including over the highlands and the Amazon rainforest regions of the country sparked excited speculation, with many UFO enthusiasts suggesting that the country was experiencing a wave of extraterrestrial visitations.

But no one could explain why aliens were taking a special interest in Peru.

The minute-long footage causing excitement in multiple UFO forums first emerged last week on a Peruvian website Canaln. It shows a bright or "burning" object illuminating dark skies and leaving a trail of bright light behind it as it streaked earthward, according to the Daily Mail.

The object, described by some witnesses as oval-shaped, can been seen in the video falling to Earth until it eventually disappeared behind a row of trees.

But skeptics have dismissed claims that the mysterious object was an alien UFO, saying it was more likely space junk making re-entry or a meteor burning in the atmosphere as it plunged to the ground.

However, some UFO enthusiasts claimed that part of the footage showing a street light turning on suddenly as the mysterious object passed over it suggests that the object was not space junk or a meteor but alien technology that was able to influence or control electrical equipment remotely through some form of interference.

Skeptics responded that the street light turning on was only a coincidence and that there was nothing unusual or remarkable about street light turning on at dusk when it was nearly dark.

"UFO? Sure. But the light likely turns on at dusk. Would have been more impressed if only that light turned on."

Media reports about a similar object seen earlier by hundreds living in remote areas of the Peruvian highlands southeast of Lima and the Amazon rainforests led to speculation that the mysterious UFO could be a "Project Loon" balloon.

According to skeptics, the mysterious object could have been a high-altitude balloon, such as as one of several deployed in the Earth's stratosphere at altitudes of up to 11 miles under a research and development project called Project Loon by X (formerly Google X). The purpose of the project is to boost transmission of signals from ground stations so that remote and rural areas of the world would have better internet connectivity.

But ignoring reasonable alternative suggestions by skeptics, UFO blogger Scott C. Waring argued that the street light turning on suddenly as the UFO flew overhead was not a coincidence.

"A UFO was recorded over Lima, Peru, this week and in the recording we see a street light suddenly light up," he wrote in a recent post to his UFO Sightings Daily blog. "Coincidence? Probably not, since hundreds of UFO reports report electrical problems when the UFO was near. This is important evidence that this object was a UFO."

The recent alleged wave of reported UFO sightings has sparked speculation among members of the UFO community in Peru, with many wondering why so many alien UFOs were visiting Peru lately. But some enthusiasts pointed out that although Peru has not featured prominently on the global UFO map it has always been a UFO hotspot.

According to some enthusiasts, the UFO traffic over Peru was likely due to extraterrestrial tourists visiting the country's famous ancient historical sites, such as Machu Picchu citadel in the Andes Mountains.

The idea that there may be a booming Earth safari tourism industry of extraterrestrial origin has been gaining traction lately in UFO circles, as the Inquisitr noted in a previous report.

Citing classified UFO files released recently by the U.K. Ministry of Defense that revealed top officials speculating that aliens could be visiting Earth as tourists, some members of the alien and UFO community suggested that the recent dramatic surge in reports of UFO sightings around the world could be because the Earth is a favored interstellar tourism destination.

According to some researchers, UFOs spotted lurking behind clouds around the world could be run by commercial alien tour operators conducting extraterrestrial clients on guided tours of Earth.

The latest claimed sighting of a mysterious UFO crashing to Earth comes after the Inquisitr reported that an unnamed witness from Post Falls, Idaho, claimed to have sighted on October 12, 2016, at about 11: 45 a.m., a mysterious UFO "falling from the sky" with a "sonic boom."

The sighting testimony, filed as Case 79772 in the reporting database of the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON), sparked comparison with the alleged 1947 Roswell UFO crash. Some enthusiasts suggested that the government could once again be engaged in covering up the truth about a new UFO crash incident that has afforded fresh opportunity of access to alien technology for reverse-engineering research purposes.
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jueves, 28 de julio de 2016

Mysterious Lights Streaking Over Las Vegas Sky Spark UFO Theories 2016

Mysterious Lights Streaking Over Las Vegas Sky Spark UFO Theories
28 July 2016


People across the southwest U.S. rushed to film several astonishingly bright lights streaking across the sky Wednesday night.

A series of videos uploaded to Twitter show what appears to be two massive fireballs soaring down to Earth.

Most of the reports appeared to come from Las Vegas, Nevada. Others reported seeing the lights as far as Reno and Northern California, according to Fox5 Las Vegas.

Officials at the Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas told KTNV that the breathtaking sight was a meteor that was breaking up after entering the atmosphere around 9:45 p.m.

A representative from Las Vegas’ McCarran International Airport told the station that it likely occurred about 150 miles south of the city around Lake Havasu, Arizona.

The explanation of it being a natural phenomenon is likely good news for all those Twitter users who appeared to freak out over it.

Some people suggested that it could be anything from extraterrestrials to a space station falling out of the sky.





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