In the American city of Castle Rock, Colorado, a strange phenomenon was captured on video. Local journalist Dominic Lee says that "heavenly sparks" were caught on his camera, the nature of which he was unable to explain.
The man says that he was filming a reportage about one of the local schools in the early morning and at some point turned the camera towards the north-east. He did not even suspect that this would allow him to photograph amazing anomalies.
By turning on the video below, you can see the incomprehensible points of light, rushing with lightning speed across the dark sky. Of course, many of us will immediately consider that it was an ordinary meteor shower. However, take a closer look at the video: mysterious lights fly from bottom to top, and not vice versa, while some “sparks” even manage to change their trajectories! Thus, the author of the material concluded that these UFOs were sent from the earth directly into space. Maybe it was alien spaceships leaving our planet and rushing home? Or are the Americans testing some kind of secret weapon in Castle Rock? What if this is a completely unknown supernatural phenomenon?
However, some researchers remembered about the so-called "flying rods" - bunches of energy, presumably falling to us from a parallel world, which can be recorded only during video filming, since they move with great speed, and therefore are not distinguishable by our vision. They are filmed in all corners of our planet, however, very rarely, so the American journalist, one might say, was very lucky.
Dominic reports that at the time of the shooting, he really did not notice anything unusual. However, when he returned to the editorial office and started processing the footage, he was surprised to find these amazing "sparks" in his video. The journalist thought it was much more interesting than a report about the school, and first of all he began to study his find. Lee's colleagues suggested that these could be birds or insects, but they admitted that the speed of movement of unidentified objects is too high, so they are probably talking about something completely different. The theory of “flying rods” is best suited in this case if we assume that these rods were relatively far away, and therefore more like mysterious sparks in the sky …
Victoria Prime