American ufologist Stephen Baron claims that almost every night he observes unidentified flying objects over the hills near his home.
Baron lives in the Nevada town of Summerline, which is officially part of Las Vegas. This quiet and sparsely populated place, apparently, constantly attracts "flying saucers", which look like large, glowing blue balls.
Of course, the ufologist uses the opportunity to capture the alleged alien ships in photos and videos. For example, the video below was shot by Baron from the backyard of his house on February 21 at 7:30 pm. According to the researcher, the weather was very windy then, but two blue UFOs appeared over Summerlin immediately after the sun went down. One unidentified object was hovering over the nearest hill, the other - very low over the neighboring houses.
Four years ago, Stephen learned that the local peak of Blue Diamond Hill attracts mysterious flying lights like a magnet, which cannot be confused with airplanes, helicopters and balloons. Then Baron deliberately moved to live here in order to be able to track UFOs, which, as if on command, appear here after sunset. The ufologist says that usually they arrive one or two at a time and very rarely - three at a time. Stephen suspects that most often these are the same objects and there are three of them “nesting” somewhere nearby.
It is noteworthy that the Nellis Air Force Base is located thirteen kilometers northeast of the city. Many conspiracy theorists believe that all air bases in the United States are engaged in the development of aircraft based on alien technology, so Baron does not exclude this possibility either. Maybe the US military is testing their top-secret aircraft here?
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Skeptics who have looked at the videos of the Las Vegas ufologist have repeatedly stated that the blue balls are just the headlights of cars driving along the hillside. However, Baron denied this hypothesis. One evening, he set up a camera in his backyard and pointed it up a hill, and he got into the car and went there, after which he drove up and back several times with his headlights on. No lights were found on the recording.