In the city of Guangzhou, China, smog is a common occurrence. For this reason, residents of the city began to look at the sky less often, so as not to poison themselves not only their lungs, but also their souls. However, when a flying saucer of aliens appeared in the sky through the foggy haze, many Chinese not only raised their heads, but also grabbed their gadgets with video cameras.
The presented video with a UFO over Guangzhou was made back in April of this year, but for some reason the material appeared in the English-language segment of the Internet only now. However, as noted by ufologist Scott Waring, who is quick to respond to any world news about aliens, it doesn't even matter. It is much more interesting to see that the recording is quite high-quality and in no way looks like a fake.
This can be judged even by the fact that the video capture is clearly coming from the car DVR, from where a man and a woman jumped out shouting: UFOs, look aliens! It can be seen how other cars stopped on the highway, the owners of which jumped out of their cars with smartphones and began to film this unusual phenomenon. And suddenly the recording stops abruptly, which is easily explained: the DVR is usually configured for only a three-minute capture, after which the material is saved on the SD card.
Moreover, Scott Waring continues, listen: at the end of the recording, you can hear the voices of some Chinese people who scream with fear, which is very typical for the inhabitants of this country. Those who have ever lived in China know very well that this eastern people reacts more emotionally to such events, the inhabitants of the Celestial Empire are panicky afraid of all sorts of paranormal phenomena and do not really like the unknown. Even this alone proves the authenticity of the recording.
Who posted the entry on the World Wide Web?
Of course, the famous ufologist Scott Waring continues, it is surprising why such a unique record did not leave China for so long. It is possible that the one who posted it on the Web immediately paid for his courage, and the video material itself was most likely confiscated by government officials and classified: in China, UFOs and any information about aliens are taken very seriously. But how this video nevertheless made its way to the World Wide Web is a real mystery. It was clearly not without the aliens themselves, Scott Waring sneers, they probably did not accidentally appear in the sky of Guangzhou, and then were offended that some soulless officials put material about them under the rug …
And finally, the ufologist advises to increase the recording, expand it to the full screen of a good monitor. Then it is clearly seen that this disc-shaped alien apparatus rotates and sways a little - just like a whirligig.
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