A video shared on social networks shows a US military pilot filming a “fleet” of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) in the sky above the East Sea.
According to American Military News, the video was filmed on November 24 and uploaded by a UFO tracking website on December 4.
“I don’t know what that is,” the pilot can be heard saying, adding that these things are strange. The video ends with the UFO allegedly disappearing from thin air.
Illustration of a UFO in the form of bright dots. (Photo: dreese/WikiCommons)
The pilot was said to be flying at an altitude of 39,000 feet (about 12 km) over the South China Sea, not far from Hong Kong, when he witnessed the dots of light.
The footage, which lasts 53 seconds, shows three sets of four bright dots flying above the clouds at the same time and is unlike any other aircraft we know of.
More than 40,000 people have now viewed the UFO clip on Twitter, where it was shared by ChillzTV on Tuesday (December 7) and sparked widespread debate.
One Twitter user wrote: “At first I thought it was a reflection of the cockpit glass… but no. It doesn’t fit that. Now I’m thinking, could it be a military response exercise?”
Another comment is that there are billions of Galaxies containing millions of stars and planets. Therefore, it is very possible that there are other creatures out there that are less intelligent than humans (not too much) and also species that are more intelligent than us.
Last month, Avril Haines, the US director of national intelligence, suggested that she would not rule out the existence of extraterrestrial life, although reports of such UFOs have not yet been confirmed.
“There’s always the question of ‘is there anything else that we don’t understand that could simply come from extraterrestrial?’” she said.
This is not the first time footage of what appears to be a UFO has been released, although no official explanation has been given for the objects seen on November 24.
In addition, it cannot be ruled out that China’s military activities in the East Sea could also be the cause of the light dots in the video.
In addition to the UFO fleet mentioned above, Hong Kong residents also recently discovered a UFO hovering in the sky over the northern sea, lasting about 10 minutes.
The East Sea is the proper name that Vietnam uses to call the sea with the international name South China Sea (meaning the sea in the South of China), is a continental margin sea and part of the Pacific Ocean, stretching from Singapore to the Taiwan Strait and covers an area of about 3,447,000 km². This is the fourth largest sea in the world after the Philippine Sea, Coral Sea and Arabian Sea. This sea and its archipelagos are the subject of dispute and conflict between several countries in the region.
