The well-known ufological community "UFO Sightings Hotspot" has published another interesting news.
Experts say that the telescope "Canada-France-Hawaii", located on the top of the American volcano Mauna Kea, captured something amazing on March 6. The famous observatory filmed the night sky using slow motion filming, and in addition to the stars, mysterious lights hit the lens of the local webcam, which are definitely not massive balls of gas in the depths of space.
When you play the video below, you will see the sky dotted with many stars. It would seem that there is nothing unusual in this. However, if you take a closer look, in the upper right corner of the frame you can see a cluster of light points that move across the sky, that is, they behave quite differently from the stars. These unidentified flying objects were clearly in the atmosphere of our planet and were disguised as distant stars. If someone had captured this part of the sky in the usual way, the mysterious UFOs would have been indistinguishable from the stars, but slow motion has revealed the "misplaced" lights here.
But what are these objects? Strange atmospheric anomalies, or maybe the aircraft of representatives of an extraterrestrial civilization? Ufologists refuse to state anything with certainty, however, they assume that something very unusual has got into the lens of the Hawaiian Observatory's webcam. Firstly, this phenomenon is clearly unique, not yet observed by anyone, and secondly, astronomers cannot yet explain the origin of these mysterious lights.
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