Now aliens don't need ships to fly - they've got their own wings.
Tennessee-based flying saucer hunter Dan goes on a photo hunt every day to find at least one humanoid ship. On average, he takes 1000 photographs, each of which he then checks on a computer.
Almost all of them are of no practical value for ufologists, since they do not depict UFOs. However, a few images still look suspicious.
Dan admits that he got the strangest shot in July this year. He has been photographing the sky for seven years, and during all this time the man has not seen anything like it.
He also shoots a minute video, which he reproduces on a computer in slow motion - this is the only way to catch a UFO, the photographer said. One day he went to Chetham Park to do what he loved. Suddenly, a creature unknown to science hit the camera lens.
Skeptics might say it's a bird, but where have you seen such birds? This is some kind of biological entity from an unknown planet. Dan was only interested in UFOs, but an unknown flying figure intrigued him. On the Internet, he did not find any information about the flying humanoid, apparently, the alien visited Nashville for the first time. The photographer was unable to assess either the height of the alien or its size - there were no objects in the sky for comparison.