UFO. Norway

Huge fireballs that exploded over Earth, turning night into day, was nothing other than "spaceships, dense through black holes to another dimension". That is the explanation given by the famous UFO researcher Scott C. Waring about two meteorites that broke out in early December over Norway and Siberia.

It is believed that two fireballs of red and blue that erupted on 4 and 6 December 2016 over the Siberian city of Sayanogorsk and the Norwegian capital Oslo, was a meteor burning up in the Earth's atmosphere.

But Scott C. Waring believes quite differently. He was sure that it was the alien ships.

"You see around UFO's formed a black hole? - wrote Scott after article about the outbreak of the meteor over Norway. – It doesn't explode. First, it creates a hole, and then dives into it at the time of the flash and disappears."

UFO researcher acknowledged that little has enhanced the image and added brightness.

"UFOs make such black holes to make jumps in time and space. Some aliens are so lazy. Instead of lifting into orbit, they dive into space directly from the Earth."

When it comes to mysterious objects, the imagination of Scott Waring flies on two large steps forward and often in his conclusions, he is guided by imagination, not science.

While the official media was limited to reports about the huge meteors, whose brightness in the explosion was comparable to solar light, Dave Wilkinson, an ardent supporter of the ideas of Waring also believes that this "definitely was not a meteorite".

"I've seen something similar in Florida in 1987, at approximately 3am, remembered Dave. Except I saw it four more drivers who stopped next to me. All agreed that it was not a meteorite. This was a huge glowing bright blue ball. He streaked across half the sky, and then disappeared in a bright blue flash. It illuminated the forest around us as day."

"I personally believe that they are portals in which interstellar alien ships fly at warp speed," added Dave Wilkinson.

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