In your impression, what is the strangest "UFO" you have ever seen?
Once in Italy, a citizen photographed a strange "UFO" that could change from a spherical shape to a long strip, then into a ring shape, and finally returned to its original shape. What on earth is this? How is it done?
At around 7:38 pm on January 9, 2017, Lucio Margiota, a teacher at the Conservatory of Music in Sorrento, Italy, spotted something strange in the sky. Later, he recorded these things.
From the footage taken at that time, we can see that a glowing ball was shaking in the sky, but then it slowly turned into an elongated cigar-shaped object.
This is not over yet, and then this thing starts to change again until it turns into a circle.
In addition, it can also be seen that the color of this thing is also quietly changing, from green to white.
Then, the thing quickly returned to its original appearance, turning back into a white ball. And, it is slowly fading until it disappears.
So, what exactly is this? Can it be explained by something in life?
First of all, for such strange and bright examples, it seems that some connections can be found in many art exhibits.
For example, The Roman historian Libby painted a "phantom ship" shining in the sky. In some classical paintings, what appear to be flying saucers are also depicted.
Moreover, not only art, there have been many " UFO " incidents in Italy.
For example, on October 27, 1954, a football match was being held at the Stadio Franchi in Florence, Italy.
As a result, in comparison, a huge "UFO" suddenly appeared in the sky above the stadium. Nearly 10,000 spectators and players at the scene all saw this thing.
Everyone was shocked. Everyone became quiet and wanted to see what the "UFO" wanted to do. However, after a while, this thing mysteriously disappeared.
In addition, in December 1978, the " New York Times " also reported that a bunch of donut-shaped objects were discovered in the Italian sky.
From this point of view, Italy seems to be an area where "UFO" incidents occur frequently. So, like that strange video taken by Lucio, what exactly happened in the Italian sky?
Mysterious ring-shaped "UFOs" have appeared in the sky in some places. But it turns out these rings are often emitted by nearby chimneys, or power plants.
Moreover, these rings are black and do not glow, which is very different from the thing in the video.
In this case, is it possible that this thing is some kind of naturally occurring weather phenomenon?
According to weather expert Dina, it can be seen from this video that the weather at that time was very calm, with only some scattered clouds. Therefore, in such a situation, there is no possibility of any electrical activity, such as thunderstorms or lightning, etc.
However, some people believe that this phenomenon may be related to some special weather phenomena of the sun or moon.
For example, when the light from the sun or moon is refracted by a large number of ice crystals in the atmosphere, a bright halo will appear around the light source. Sometimes it looks like a shining "UFO" ".
However, this still cannot explain why the "UFO" underwent a series of deformations.
astronomer and video effects designer Marco Antonio believes that Lucio should have magnified his camera lens to the maximum magnification when shooting the video. Although
can enlarge the image, it will inevitably cause distortion.Because this video was shot with a mobile phone, and the lens of a mobile phone is often not very good at taking night photos, this results in the lens itself having some small debris.
Then when the lens autofocuses, it will produce some strange images.
For example, if there are some water droplets on the lens, it may form an image like a kaleidoscope-like object.
However, although some filming problems can indeed produce strange images, Antonio still said that this does not prove that the video is definitely fake.
After all, judging from the only information available so far, the true origin of that light cannot be determined.
So, what do you think about this thing? Is this the result of a camera error, or is there really a strange "UFO"?
