UFO Zips Past Moon!

Around 10 p.m. a ufo unexpectedly makes a surprise entrance traveling "upwards" at a phenomenal speed! Carefully observe the right side of the moon as an object with a fire-like glow ascends past it. Judging from it's distance from earth, it was undoubtedly massive in size.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• Angels
• Ezekiel
• Fire
• Elijah
• Prophet
• Roswell
• Area
• 51
• Phoenix
• Lights
• Night
• Biblical
• CNN
• BBC
• UFO
• unidentified
• paranormal

[BackPocketChange]

Granted thats a UFO. However are you sure it is extra-terrestrial in origin? It could be anything, most likely an orbiting satellite.

[CastlesandMansions]

This is in no way an "orbiting" satellite. It would never travel at that speed, nor would it have such a bright intensity. We have absolutely no technology to rival this unidentified flying object. I have totally accepted the fact that we are not alone in this vast universe. Cheers.

[Bangshang51]

@CastlesandMansions it was either a satellite or meteor. satellites move that fast considering it was going around the earth..

[CastlesandMansions]

@Bangshang51 No, it was not a satellite for crying out loud. It is just as I stated, an Unidentified Flying Object. I have YEARS of experience with these things. But thanks for the input.

[raysiri42]

where??? get a life

[MrJahvyn]

how conveniant ...u wer videoing the moon wen u see a light go up -.-

[mumixam9]

wooooooooh stir....antok ka lang brader

[DGMRV]

it is a ufo!!!! if you think i'm crazy, just remembr what ufo stands for:

Unidentified

Flying

Object

It's unidentified. it's flying. and it's an object. it's a ufo.

[Tvirus444]

simple meteorite burning up...there quite bright equal to a full moon

[mrtruthify]

Your right! Also, the object, if it were a small rock burning up, would not be vissable against the brightness of the moon! A real ufo you have there!

[mrtruthify]

Do more research! You are in the dark man....... E.T. presence is a FACT!

[Radjehuty]

Yep. Depending on how large the object was it could emit light that we'd see that's bright enough to be obvious or in this case ambiguous. You should be able to see a very tiny upwards moving light speck on the right side of the moon.

It's very faint, but you demonstrate the point exactly. It's so ambiguous that no matter what conclusion we make from this, it's equally an assumption no matter which explanation we choose.