Have you ever imagined accidentally filming a UFO while simply testing your camera? This month, two men in the United States experienced exactly that.
The incident happened on Nov. 4 this year in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. The people filming were 33-year-old Alex Ramage and 38-year-old Andrei Volk. During a break at work, they planned to film airplanes in the sky to test the zoom function on a Samsung phone. After recording the video and watching the playback together, they were stunned to see an oval-shaped mysterious object appear in the sky.
After watching the bizarre footage, both Alex and Andrei were shocked. Alex believes they captured evidence of extraterrestrial life. Both insist the video was not fabricated, and they cannot explain the unidentified flying object in it. Alex said: “We thought it was crazy. We were terrified!” They were only filming airplanes, and never expected to see a disk-shaped object in the playback. From Alex’s perspective, the UFO had a dome in the center of the disc — exactly like the typical UFO image people imagine.
Alex said the object moved differently from an airplane. It seemed to be gliding, and he believes it looked nothing like a plane. The discovery left both of them thrilled and astonished. Alex has always believed UFOs exist, but never imagined he would witness one with his own eyes. “We were shocked! We couldn’t even talk — we were just casually filming. What are the odds?”
Disney’s black ring?
Reports say another UFO sighting occurred on the 13th of this month. A black ring appeared in the sky above Disneyland in California, causing panic among visitors who feared there might be extraterrestrial life nearby. Many were stunned by the phenomenon.
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Footage of the sighting spread rapidly online. Lori Nayahalski, who shared the video, said she was most impressed that the “ring” remained perfectly intact as it moved across the sky. She told the media: “Is this the real-life Matrix? Or an elaborate prank?”
A Disney spokesperson later said the mysterious ring was caused by a fireworks test.
