Asteroid invisible plane, shot down UFO? Something excited the residents of Anchorage in Alaska just the other day, when a strange reddish object was hanging in the sky. Representatives of the local US Air Force base say they have nothing to do with this.
The event on March 19, 2019, was shot by 18-year-old Adonus Baugh, who considered that he was seeing a falling asteroid. Later, messages from all over the city began to come from eyewitnesses about an unknown object in the sky, which seemed to fall on the earth's surface. Since the US Air Force base “Elmendorf-Richardson” is located nearby, the stones flew into her garden.
It has long been suspected that new airplanes and stealth fighters are being tested at the base. But representatives of the US Air Force immediately responded, saying that no experiments and flights were carried out.
The videos were analyzed at the Federal Aviation Administration and also reported that a particular object has nothing to do with the aircraft. There is a National UFO Report Center in Washington. So their director, Peter Davidson, said it could be a high-altitude jet airliner with tracks behind. However, Davidson says that there was no fall: “The device flies smoothly as it moves away from the camera. Therefore, it seems that it is falling, although the whole thing is in parallax ”(here we mean the effect in which the position or direction of the object differs when viewed from different positions).
But ufologists did not like this explanation. None of the scientists did not consider the similarity with the fall of the meteorite, so some believe that this is a rare air phenomenon, or a strangely disguised large and red alien unit. Or does the US Air Force base not tell the whole truth?
