On January 18 this year, a solid-fuel rocket Epsilon-3 was launched from the Japanese Space Center Uchinoura, located in the southern prefecture of Kagoshima, which successfully launched a commercial satellite with research equipment into Earth's orbit (at an altitude of about 500 kilometers).
The launch by the JAXA space agency of a modern rocket, which, as journalists wrote, is distinguished by great ergonomics, compactness and reliability, became a significant event for the Land of the Rising Sun, so thousands of Japanese watched it, most of whom filmed this rather impressive spectacle - a fiery plume in a dark evening the sky.
And although many skeptics of the World Wide Web, where the Japanese began to post videos about the launch of Epsilon-3 the next day, did not see anything special in this, and some even made the assumption that the rocket did not fly away anywhere, but fell into the ocean, more attentive the researchers noticed something interesting. It turns out that the flight of the Japanese rocket was observed not only by its creators, scientists, journalists and curious earthlings, but also by UFOs.
"Flying saucer" with side lights and flashing signals swept almost near the "Epsilon-3", when the earth's rocket had already gained a solid height. It does not look like an airplane, and no earthly apparatus could be in the sky at that time. What are the aliens interested in the Japanese rocket? However, as ufologists say, aliens follow rocket launches almost always, which is why UFOs at this moment are recorded almost everywhere. And if the aliens are not even noticeable, this still does not mean anything - they know how to spy on us and secretly. It is not clear only why they often allow themselves to be filmed, or even to see rather explicit scenes with fantastic devices …
Daniil Myslinsky