China UFO September 16, 2024

Here is a picture “clear as day” courtesy NHI photographed by someone in China 🇨🇳. On September 16, 2024 (a.k.a. yesterday). for those who stubbornly think that flying saucers were a thing of the 1940s etc.

Twitter link to photos



Just photos, but it’s blowing up on Twitter.

I’m not very impressed, but it is clear and I have no immediate explanation for what it could be.

China and South America have been seeing a lot of UFOs lately.

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a reply to: pianopraze

Those aliens are silly hopping around in that thing!

Nice find!

I like the racing stripe; it makes the invading aliens seem cool and relatable.

I bet its either a HOAX or CGI clip from a campy movie.

On second thought it kind of looks like a Moller product.


The round blue thing, just with the vents covered for some reason.

I've been fooled enough times in my life to be a die-hard 1,000% skeptic. Being told 'this is proof' just doesn't cut it from me as long as there are still other possibilities, so I'll sit back and watch the crowd as they become convinced ET's are real.

I know of one approach, which is to use a laser with sufficient power to ionize the air at a focal point, causing the air to glow. The focal point can be scanned to draw a 3D image. This kind of image is visible from all directions.

Is there any truth to the rumer hidden technology is 25-50 years (at least) ahead of what the general public knows? I tend to lean towards 'yes'.

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a reply to: pianopraze

distance relates to size, for all we know it could be a drone shaped like a flying saucer, or something like guy friday posted.

originally posted by: BernnieJGato
a reply to: pianopraze

distance relates to size, for all we know it could be a drone shaped like a flying saucer, or something like guy friday posted.

No videos so we cannot know the distance to the object.

Could be a toy tossed in the air and photographed if it is close enough.

I think it is real object, but no clue what it is. Just not enough info on this one.

But I thought ATS would like to be kept in the know about the ongoing UFO discussion.

a reply to: pianopraze

My first thought was that the "UFO" should be in the cloud's shadow, but it doesn't look like it.

originally posted by: pianopraze
No videos so we cannot know the distance to the object.

Videos only very rarely give us an idea of distance or size. In a situation like this a video wouldn't help.

originally posted by: ArMaP

originally posted by: pianopraze
No videos so we cannot know the distance to the object.

Videos only very rarely give us an idea of distance or size. In a situation like this a video wouldn't help.

Why video wouldn't help? It would help a lot. I am not talking of the distance but overall. No?

a reply to: DaydreamerX

I have a UFO video posted here and you can’t tell the distance or how big the object is at all! I could not even tell filming it.

I had reference points but I was so off. Someone else saw what I saw, he was miles away from me!

originally posted by: DaydreamerX
Why video wouldn't help? It would help a lot.

I said why on my post.

I am not talking of the distance but overall. No?

I was obviously talking about the distance.

Overall, videos could help in some things, like speed and direction of movement, if any, but not much more.

In what do you think it would help?

originally posted by: JJproductions
Someone else saw what I saw, he was miles away from me!

If two people see the same object at the same time from distant places and both register in some way in what direction the object was in relation to them, that can help getting an idea of the location of the object, and from that the distance to both witnesses and size of the object.

a reply to: ArMaP

Yes, thank you! The other person confirmed what we both saw and they were heading southwest. He was 7 miles east of me. The only thing I know is that whatever we saw was not a flying lantern.

The wind was blowing to the east not southwest! Unless they had an electric motor.

a reply to: JJproductions

Wind direction changes with location and altitude, so for someone on the ground it's not possible to know the direction and strength of the wind at any altitude.

If both you and that other person could point an exact relative position at the same exact point in time it would be possible to know its position.

a reply to: ArMaP

Yes, it was heading in the direction where I was driving at the time. We both grew up in the same city and had land marks where we saw the objects!

Thank you!