EERIE footage shows the moment a mysterious V-shaped UFO “bigger than the stars” hovered over a Los Angeles neighbourhood.
The clip shows an illuminated object lighting up the night sky as it flew over the city for 30 minutes before disappearing.
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Two residents spotted the UFO from their balcony and immediately pulled their phones out to film it.
The V-shaped UFO appeared to be black, with extremely bright lights fitted along what appeared to be the hull.
The footage was submitted to the National UFO Reporting Centre (NUFORC), a volunteer-operated nonprofit group that’s been collecting UFO reports since 1974.
One of the bewildered witnesses said the puzzling UFO lingered in the air for around 30 minutes, only slightly moving before disappearing.
They added: “While sitting on my balcony, I saw a light in the sky bigger than stars usually appear.
“It moved around a little bit but didn’t go too far. At the end, it just flew off in the south direction until I couldn’t see it anymore.”
While some conspiracy theorists believe it could be an alien craft, others say the object could have been a secret aircraft, a drone, or an ultralight plane.
The boomerang-shaped object also appeared to have a small body at its centre, making it look similar to an F-117 Nighthawk Stealth Fighter.
However, that plane, built by the US Air Force, is a stealth jet meant to be almost invisible to escape flight radars.
There have been several reports this year which specifically mention seeing a V-shaped wedge or triangle with multiple lights along its surface flying over the US, according to NUFORC.
It comes after the first-ever bombshell footage of the infamous “Mosul orb” UFO captured by a US spy plane in Iraq was released.
The declassified video, filmed in 2016 by a US MC-12 surveillance aircraft, shows a mysterious metallic spherical object flying over the city of Mosul.
Interestingly, the four-second footage shows the UFO flying at a constant speed without dropping altitude.
The object appeared suddenly and moved erratically in and out of the camera’s view.
The clip was obtained by Dustin Slaughter, a leading UFO investigator, through a Freedom of Information (FOI) request – and was shown to the public by UFO podcaster Jeremy Corbell.
It comes two years after the first still image from the video was declassified by the Pentagon.
Meanwhile, another declassified UFO footage showed a similar mystery metal orb soaring above the ground – leaving US officials puzzled.
The videos released in the declassified cases are said to have been observed by US military drones.
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The footage showed a mystery “metal orb” as it hovered and flew across open airspace.
The incidents were believed to have been recorded in the Middle East and South Asia.
Americans are curious and fascinated about aliens more than ever.
US intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard vowed to “share the truth” on UFOs after saying she believes in aliens and that extraterrestrials are real.
The Director of National Intelligence in Donald Trump’s administration hinted that she has a lot of classified information on aliens, but is forced to remain tight-lipped due to her job.
Speaking with Pod Force One podcast host Miranda Devine, Gabbard was asked if “there could be aliens”.
The US intel chief replied: “I have my own views and opinions. In this role, I have to be careful with what I share.”
Devine then asked Gabbard if she believes aliens and UFOs are real, to which she replied: “Yes.”
She said that right now she has “nothing to share with the public about aliens and UFOs today”.
But she vowed to reveal the truth when the time comes.
“We’re continuing to look for the truth and share that truth with the American people,” Gabbard told the New York Post podcast host.
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