Ufologist Tyler Glockner believes that the fireball that exploded on November 21, 2016 over Florida is not a meteorite (see video below).
Recall that late in the evening a bright green object rushed through the night sky over the city of North Port at high speed and soon exploded. The flash from the explosion was so bright that it was seen even in neighboring states. This event was confirmed by video recordings that were installed in two police cars.
The American Meteorite Society has characterized the object the size of a basketball as a meteorite, but Tyler Glockner of the Secureteam10 UFO hunter team argues that things are not so simple. Photos taken just seconds before the explosion of this strange fireball can shed light on the true cause of this object and prove that it is not a meteorite.
A meteorologist working in the city of Sarasota said that after a flash that lit everything around as if it were the sun, he heard a low hiss, after which everything disappeared.
The government immediately recognized that the fireball was a meteorite. However, the ufologist believes that not every similar object can be a meteorite. Especially after there were new photos taken by a resident of the same North Port.
The young man, along with two friends, was in the courtyard of his house when he saw a flying green object. He took out his phone and took some photos. He was so surprised when, in one of the photographs, he discovered another object above the falling ball.
“I photographed this bright green balloon as it flew over Florida,” a North Port resident wrote under his photo. - I was lucky to be in the yard when I saw him. I immediately took out my phone and clicked as much as I could, as this thing flew very fast.
“In one of the six photographs I saw a strange reflection. When I started looking at this picture, I saw that there was an unknown object just above the fireball.
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This year, there have already been several similar cases associated with outbreaks of bright green balls. More recently, the same balloons exploded over Siberia and Japan. The media reported that these were meteorites that flew into the atmosphere while crossing the Earth's orbit with meteor showers.
Tyler Glockner believes that all of these objects are related and do not look like ordinary meteorites at all. This is getting interesting, especially now that a UFO has been spotted over one of the fireballs.
Although the UFO is not very clear in the photograph, when zoomed in, as well as in brightness and contrast, it can be seen that it is an elongated cigar-shaped ship, which is clearly artificial and does not look like a bird or a lantern. It looks like it was moving very fast, because it only showed up in one photo, and besides, it appeared just a few moments before the fireball exploded, which ultimately caused massive panic.
“This is an amazing photograph,” said the ufologist. - The appearance of this cigar-shaped UFO is associated precisely with the green ball. It is unknown whether the green ball was fired from this UFO or whether a UFO appeared here to detonate this ball. Only one thing is clear - this object was there, and there is a photograph that proves it."
Voronina Svetlana