Above the high-rise La Meridian Hotel in Charlotte, North Carolina, several people observed an unusual cluster of blinking UFOs (see video below).
The event took place on October 15, 2016, when Chris Hulbert, a professional driver, entered the hotel parking lot to take passengers to the airport. In addition to him, 15 more people watched the blinking lights moving in a dense dark cloud.
Chris reported that he accidentally looked at the roof of the hotel and noticed these balls, which were most likely part of something larger. First, they lined up in a zigzag line, then moved relative to each other, rearranging into a triangle.
“I was literally stunned by how low they flew, a few dozen meters directly above the hotel,” the driver said. - I tried to find out what it was - an airship, flashlights, parachutists or something else. Then I ran to my bus to get my phone and started filming. Yes, I believe in aliens."
Chris claims that it may be one of the secret planes that his uncle, who works in the American company Lockheed Martin, specializing in aircraft and aerospace engineering, told him about.
According to eyewitnesses, a light wind blew on that cloudy night, but objects moved in the cloud in the opposite direction and completely silently.
“If they were paratroopers, they would move down, and they would be blown away by the wind. If it was an airplane, it would hardly have flown so low over the city, and we did not hear the sounds of the engines,”said Chris.
The driver filmed the flashing lights until they disappeared, and hopes that experts can figure out what it was. He suggested that it could be "some kind of top secret stealth equipped with silent technology."
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“We're intrigued because we also can't explain what it was,” said Peter Davenport, director of the National UFO Center, who has been tracking UFOs in the skies of South and North Carolina with his team for 22 years. - This is not swamp gas or weather balloons, this is something unusual. What else to suggest? Drones?"
“It didn't look like drones that had to flash red and green lights to alert planes,” said Britten Smith, co-founder of a local airline that makes drones for commercial purposes.
According to him, the lights in the video were moving at a very high altitude, to which unmanned aerial vehicles can hardly climb, and their movement was not typical for drones.
“I've never seen 30 balls come together and move in different directions, it really could be a UFO,” Smith said.
Voronina Svetlana