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A popular video has been posted on the popular YouTube video hosting service, capturing a strange flash in the night sky over an Australian the capital. Canberra resident Johnson Thompson was at this time on the balcony of his apartment, talking on the phone with a friend. Seeing abnormal activity above the ground, the Australian promised to call back comrade, “hung up” the phone and began to film what was happening on cell phone camera.
According to an eyewitness, it rained that night and lightning flashed, however, this did not attract his attention. There was some kind of strange rainbow glow, reminiscent of the northern lights. Armed with a telephone, a man began to capture the amazing phenomenon on the video. Then something even more striking happened. An incomprehensible literally flashed over the nearest building for a second ball of fire, after which only a ring remains in the air smoke.
When the entry below went online, Australian journalists immediately began talking about the unidentified flying object and alien invasion. However, local scientists said that perhaps the aliens have nothing to do with it. By experts believe that there is every reason to believe that Thompson fortunate enough to see and capture on camera such a unique natural phenomenon like ball lightning. Ball lightning is so rare that official science is still undecided, to recognize their existence or not. At least the nature of this phenomenon before still remains a mystery.
The author of the recording himself believes that it was still not rare. meteorological phenomenon, and flying dissolved in air alien plate. Multicolored glow in the sky to explain to scientists also failed – obviously in Australia the northern lights cannot be observed. Therefore, Johnson believes that his city representatives of a certain extraterrestrial civilization visited intergalactic ship, which provoked in the atmosphere peculiar luminescence.
In just a couple of days, the record collected on “YouTube” over two hundred thousand views.
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