| ID | #1635235288 |
| Añadido | Mar, 26/10/2021 |
| Autor | July N. |
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| Estado | Hipótesis
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Datos iniciales
Este objeto brillante en forma de bola fue visto en el cielo nocturno sobre Detroit la semana pasada.
Noticias originales
Date of sighting: October 20, 2021
Location of sighting: Metro Detroit, Michigan, USA
News Source: WDIV Detroit TV News
This glowing football shaped object was seen shooting across the night sky over Detroit last week. The object moved way too slow to be a metoer and its not pulsing like meteors do. Also the majority of scientists say that meteorites burn up long before they hit the Earth...this one is huge...and its unlikely a 747 size meteor would burn up from that low altitude. The object is a UFO. It's moving across the sky, not falling from space. The shape is similar to many other UFO photos and videos...the shape is like a football...or a fat disk. Notice that no debris flies off the glowing object...because it's not a meteor. Only FAA and military radar could really track this object and tell us what direction it went and if it landed somewhere. But they wont cooperate..they see UFOs all the time. It's something they are trained to ignore...at least in the US military. When I focused the close up screenshot...I got a craft thats more flat rectangle in shape with a raised cockpit on its top front area...see photos below. This is 100% proof that it's an alien craft.
Scott C. Waring - A USAF vet living in Taiwan
Mysterious fireball spotted across Metro Detroit
20 Oct. Dos mil veintiuno
Autor: Click On Detroit / Local 4 / WDIV
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La basura espacial
Debajo de la basura espacial se refiere a todos los objetos artificiales y sus partes en el espacio, que ya están defectuosos, no funcionan y nunca más será capaz de servir a ningún propósito útil a los objetivos. En la actualidad, en el área de bajas cercanos a la tierra de las órbitas hasta alturas de unos 2000 km de distancia se encuentra, según diversas estimaciones, alrededor de 220 mil a 300 mil según la oficina de las naciones unidas de asuntos del espacio ultraterrestre, octubre de 2009) provocados por objetos de un peso total de hasta 5.000 toneladas.
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