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UFO. United States

ID	#1719731062
Added	Sun, 30/06/2024
Author	July N.
Sources	ufosightingsdaily.com
Phenomena	UFO
Status	Hypothesis

Initial data

Initial information from sources or from an eyewitness

Incident date:

25.06.2024 00:08

Location:

Бэйтаун, TX

United States

This week, it was captured by a surveillance camera, and it shows not only a UFO, but also a UFO of a round sphere, which quickly flashes a bright green light in an attempt to deceive eyewitnesses and make them believe that it is a meteor. However, then the UFO turns sharply to the left into the clouds and rushes away. Such maneuvers are impossible for meteors. The evidence is right here on the surveillance footage.

Scott K. Waring

Original news

Date of sighting: 6-25-2-24

Location of sighting: Baytown, Texas, USA

Now this was caught on a security cam this week and it not only shows a UFO but it shows a round sphere UFO that quickly flashes a bright green light in an attempt to fake eyewitnesses out and make them believe its a meteor. However the UFO then makes a hard left into the clouds and shoots away. Such maneuvers are impossible for meteors. The evidence is right there on security cam footage.

Scott C. Waring

Type:

Screenshot

Phenomena:

UFO

Source:

ufosightingsdaily.com

Type:

Video

Phenomena:

UFO

Source:

twitter.com

Hypotheses

List of versions containing features matching the eyewitness descriptions or material evidence

Meteor

Meteor, "shooting star" is a phenomenon that occurs when small meteor bodies (for example, fragments of comets or asteroids) burn up in the Earth's atmosphere. A similar phenomenon of greater intensity (brighter than magnitude -4) it's called a fireball.