An Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) was seen hovering above China's Xiaoshan airport. The object hovered about for a few minutes. Then, another one, more of a powerful space shuttle was seen as it shot itself towards the sky. This happened at Zhejiang's provincial capital Hangzhou for about 2 minutes at around 8:30pm.
This is just one of the recent UFO sightings in China. In 1942, an alleged UFO was spotted and photographed over the town of Hebei in China. In 2006, another one was seen hovering over Nanjing. Last July 7, 2010, another UFO was spotted above Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport near Hangzhou. After the sighting, the airport was shot down.
UFO sightings have increased since the beginning of the 21st century. Is this part of those apocalytic signs which were predicted millennia ago? Are "aliens" trying to communicate?
There's a possibility that this object is "man-made", not extraterrestrial. Possibly, China has already acquired the technology to develop its own sophisticated hovering aircraft. We all know that the US already developed such a technology.
Anyway, here's the video and judge for yourself what or who engineered this controversial event.
This is just one of the recent UFO sightings in China. In 1942, an alleged UFO was spotted and photographed over the town of Hebei in China. In 2006, another one was seen hovering over Nanjing. Last July 7, 2010, another UFO was spotted above Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport near Hangzhou. After the sighting, the airport was shot down.
UFO sightings have increased since the beginning of the 21st century. Is this part of those apocalytic signs which were predicted millennia ago? Are "aliens" trying to communicate?
There's a possibility that this object is "man-made", not extraterrestrial. Possibly, China has already acquired the technology to develop its own sophisticated hovering aircraft. We all know that the US already developed such a technology.
Anyway, here's the video and judge for yourself what or who engineered this controversial event.
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