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Mysterious sphere hovered over Colorado for six hours as Pentagon UFO files reveal new unexplained objects in the skies (ua-stena.info)

submitted 2 months ago by Interesting_news@lemmy.world to c/ufos@lemmy.world

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**A mysterious, shape-shifting sphere hung in the sky over the United States for hours, defying the laws of physics. ** **Residents of the US state of Colorado witnessed an unusual phenomenon: a bright sphere hung in the air for six hours. ** The object remained completely motionless, defying gusts of wind and the laws of physics, leading witnesses to seek explanations beyond Earthly technology.

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[–] sam_the_tech@lemmy.world 2 points 2 months ago

Yea! And also “The Daily Mail reported on the incident” adds zero credibility to this article.

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