Possible UFO captured in Russia?

Possible UFO captured in Russia?

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Rare are videos like this found. This is proof to many of you asking me to make a video to show we are not alone.

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Good morning fellow ATS'ers. I came across this video today and didn't see it posted here yet. This was supposedly taken earlier this month at an unknown location in Russia. I'm not going to go all out and say it's a UFO. Could be some kind of part for a large machine or something. But when I saw it, I thought that the members here would scrutinize and maybe provide some insight into what it could be.

www.youtube.com
(visit the link for the full news article)

YouTube is not a valid source for the News section especially when it involves UFOs. That's why there is a UFO&Aliens section..

For some reason when I tried to go through the UFO section, it wouldn't let me. I don't know if it was my computer (I'm at work) or an ATS thing.

There's a discussion about it here.

The version of this video that was uploaded to youtube for first should be this one, with original audio:

part of some machine. evidence for the building sector not dead at the time being in Russia. but good sound effects I have to admit

Ahh I see the other thread now. Sorry for the repost folks.

reminds me of those crashed UFO's in South America

ufos.about.com...

interesting stuff

Oops just noticed the post above..
2nd line.........

[edit on 19-5-2009 by Elmer_Dinkley]

Originally posted by warrenb
reminds me of those crashed UFO's in South America

ufos.about.com...

interesting stuff

Never heard of this one until now but the article makes sense if you think about it. Puting a cover on it would draw even more attention and people would see the disc shape and KNOW it's a UFO under it. But as we all know, the best way to hide something of this magnitude is in plain sight. Puting it on a flatbed truck in broad daylight for everyone to see but not up close. And If asked about it, it's a top to an oil container or something else like that and the mass populous would buy it... If that were actually the case, do you think there would be a need for security? Doubt it...

I would HIGHLY doubt that any sane government or entity would transfer other-worldly, potentially dangerous and potentially radioactive spaceships or objects on the back of a truck. It would be highly irresponsible and, I would also imagine, would potentially damage or tarnish the object before it can be properly analyzed and researched. Therefore, I would think that any government of agency would transport crashed, otherworldly, spaceships in highly airtight containers to protect it from weathering and to protect handlers and the public at large from possible radioactivity. I mean, for God's sake, if alien spaceships are real, they've been traveling millions of miles in space to get here, and you never know what kind of chemicals were used in propelling it. I would think the highest caution would be taken with handling these types of things. That's just my two cents, though.