Several huge clusters of bright bluish lights were captured in the evening sky by a resident of the Canadian province of British Columbia.
The author of the video below is convinced that these unidentified flying objects could not be birds, airplanes, helicopters, meteorological balloons or other things that are familiar to us. According to an eyewitness, the UFOs moved completely silently and produced a depressing and ominous impression.
The operator says: “At first I thought it was some kind of signal flares or military aircraft doing training. However, there is not a single military air base nearby, so I realized that these were not simple aircraft. In addition, the objects that I observed were completely silent. They moved from northwest to southeast and blinked frequently. UFOs periodically hid behind the clouds, and one cluster of glowing balls flew higher than the other."
The Canadian quickly realized that he was witnessing something out of the ordinary. The man writes: “Based on how these mysterious objects looked and moved across the sky, I thought that I was faced with a phenomenon of extraterrestrial nature. I don't know what it was. Maybe two colossal objects with flashing lights, or two clusters of smaller aircraft. After a while they disappeared from sight behind the clouds, and it was pointless to continue shooting, so I quickly left: it was a little uncomfortable. I still have the feeling that I saw and filmed something grandiose and incomprehensible to humans."
When the operator posted the resulting 40-second recording on the World Wide Web, it instantly attracted the attention of not only ordinary Internet users, but also famous ufologists. So, the Irish UFO researcher Nolan Kavanagh, after analyzing the mysterious video, came to the conclusion that a resident of British Columbia managed to capture on video a real procession of "flying saucers" heading towards the Atlantic Ocean.