On November 8, 1989, cadets of the Higher Aviation Engineering School in Voronezh noticed a UFO with three-eyed aliens on board. Now British ufologists have checked how true this information is. The UFO was gray and white. It hovered over the city at about 5:00 pm local time, glowing pink. After 6 minutes, the spacecraft first sharply decreased, and then completely disappeared, leaving a smoky environment in the sky. Three weeks earlier, three schoolchildren noticed a three-eyed alien in a silver jumpsuit emerging from a large dark red ball. Ufologists have long pondered whether these two cases are related, as well as whether eyewitnesses actually observed UFOs.
The study of the appearance of alien spacecraft in Voronezh began in 1990. Then the British ufologist Philip Mantle, who received a photo from Russian experts, sent it to the United States. American ufologists said they did not understand whether there was a UFO in front of them, and also did not explain whether the picture could have been edited. Finally, in our day, Mantle showed the photo to Jason Glaves, who used the latest software to study photos and videos of alien content. The specialist concluded that the images were not edited, but he also did not say what exactly this could be. He only specified the parameters of the UFO, noting that it was unlikely that an object with such characteristics could be made on Earth.
Irina Letinskaya