Teh One Who Knocks
10-07-2016, 11:23 AM
By Kirstie McCrum - The Mirror
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Creepy dashcam footage showing what looks like a spacecraft swooping over traffic caused drivers to stop their cars and stare in wonder.
Many whipped out their mobile phones to film the phenomenon, seen in the sky over Guangzhou, China.
The film starts as cars are halted all around, their passengers standing staring at the sky ahead of them.
A dark shape hangs in the distance, with many of them filming it.
Among the screams of panic, a woman saying: "Fay-de-aya," the Chinese word for a UFO , reports HNGN .
The UFO moves slowly from left to right as people run to get a better look at it.
UFO blogger Scott C Waring has uploaded the footage, taken on April 8 this year.
He wrote in his blog: "Overall this is a fantastic example of a big UFO over China. A crowd builds up in the middle of a highway in the Chinese city of Guangzhou.
"The street quickly becomes a parking lot on both sides as people get out of their cars and start recording the UFO with their mobile phones.
"I also noticed if you make it full screen - the UFO wobbles as its moving. It is a disk, so perhaps the disk is spinning as it moves as many UFOs have been reported to do."
http://i.imgur.com/KvP29nA.jpg
One commenter says it's "Nothing but a Chinese lantern or police drone," while another was similarly doubtful, writing: "It's funny considering so many people were recording this, yet this is the only source of video on YouTube of this so-called event."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTqid1LAZdY
http://i.imgur.com/VOZgbSE.jpg
Creepy dashcam footage showing what looks like a spacecraft swooping over traffic caused drivers to stop their cars and stare in wonder.
Many whipped out their mobile phones to film the phenomenon, seen in the sky over Guangzhou, China.
The film starts as cars are halted all around, their passengers standing staring at the sky ahead of them.
A dark shape hangs in the distance, with many of them filming it.
Among the screams of panic, a woman saying: "Fay-de-aya," the Chinese word for a UFO , reports HNGN .
The UFO moves slowly from left to right as people run to get a better look at it.
UFO blogger Scott C Waring has uploaded the footage, taken on April 8 this year.
He wrote in his blog: "Overall this is a fantastic example of a big UFO over China. A crowd builds up in the middle of a highway in the Chinese city of Guangzhou.
"The street quickly becomes a parking lot on both sides as people get out of their cars and start recording the UFO with their mobile phones.
"I also noticed if you make it full screen - the UFO wobbles as its moving. It is a disk, so perhaps the disk is spinning as it moves as many UFOs have been reported to do."
http://i.imgur.com/KvP29nA.jpg
One commenter says it's "Nothing but a Chinese lantern or police drone," while another was similarly doubtful, writing: "It's funny considering so many people were recording this, yet this is the only source of video on YouTube of this so-called event."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTqid1LAZdY