On February 7 this year, the daughter of a farmer in the Canadian town of Spondine, Alberta, photographed a strange celestial phenomenon. The setting sun suddenly took on a teardrop shape, and a massive column of light rushed upward from it.
Maybe it was not the sun at all, but, say, some unidentified flying object or a lump of energy materialized above the ground? Ufologists say that anything can happen. Meanwhile, people of official science cannot find an exact explanation for this "optical" phenomenon.
UFO and extraterrestrial researchers from the famous UFO Sightings Hotspot community say this is not the only celestial phenomenon recently observed in North America. By including the video below, you will be able to see a compilation of these phenomena.
Over the Florida city of Okala, Virginia Richmond and many other US settlements, not so long ago, even circles and triangles in the clouds, glowing orange "pillows" in the sky, strange snow-white "waves" on the horizon and other inexplicable wonders that surprised eyewitnesses and puzzled pundits.
Ufologists, of course, are convinced that the activity of the "green men" is to blame. Some alarmists even claim that a full-scale alien invasion of Earth is coming very soon. Alarmists are also found among pious people. Such individuals believe that a religious Apocalypse is approaching.
However, the end of the world has been promised to us for more than one century - and still it will not come in any way, that's the trouble, especially since not a single great and not even very great prophets speak about the next Apocalypse. As, incidentally, the venerable ufologists laugh at the theory of the invasion of aliens on Earth - another horror story for easily believers in all sorts of fables. Aliens, experts say, have long been here, to say the least - they generally gave birth to our civilization and have been watching their experiment for many millennia. Why, tell me, do they need to "invade" it?..
Daniil Myslinsky
