A UFO over Denver is causing quite a stir as no one can seem
to identify the flying object that launches every day near the city
center around noon. It's too fast for the naked eye to see, but caught
on camera—by an amateur cameraman and the news station cameraman—you can
definitely see something is there.
It's a strange occurrence,
especially since it appears almost everyday in the same spot at the same
time. Would a real UFO actually do that?
News station Fox 31 sent out an
investigative reporter to check out the validity of the story and was shocked to find that the object actually exists. An aviation
expert
says that he can't identify it, saying it is not a plane, not a bird and not a helicopter. Not even a bug.
The FAA and NORAD say they have no reports of air traffic in the area at that time or on the days mentioned.
So what is it? Is it a true UFO over Denver?
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If you click on the top button which starts with: "UFO over Denver stuns newscasters" there is a video link on that page. I couldn't get it to load here.
If you watch carefully a photohobbyist took time lapse photography of an area of Denver. It turns out that this object comes over periodically too fast for the human eye to see well so it would be a blur so people would think they were just seeing things that weren't there if they saw it. It doesn't stay in view long enough for a human brain to fully grasp it. But, if you do a time lapse this object flies over Denver periodically.
Whether it is advanced U.S. technology or of future human(time travel back to now) or from other aliens it is hard to say. But, it has been coming so regularly in a periodic way that the news reporter with a camera was able to duplicate the sighting of the photo hobbiest. So, this is a whole new slant on UFOs.
Whether others will also be able to duplicate this experience depends upon if whoever sends it by Denver cares whether present day humans see it or not through their cameras?
Another interesting thing is that the technology is not subject to sound barrier noises and might be too fast for the types of radar normally used on planes to actually pick it up. As far as I know there is no noise at all. So, with no sound noises, and too fast for a human eye to register it if they don't know it's coming it is literally invisible to most people without a time lapse camera.
Later: Every day between 12 and 1 pm? This is UFOs on a whole new level than most people have ever seen before. Because of the scheduling it is much more likely to be a test vehicle or information gathering device for the U.S. government more than anything else. And if they can do this over Denver, undetected until now they could do this anywhere on earth and most radars couldn't pick it up that are only designed for planes and rocket signatures which this thing likely doesn't have because it goes faster than sound without any sound without any sound barrier bangs.
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