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This section contains descriptions of unexplained facts provided by eyewitnesses or published in the media, as well as the results of their analysis by the group.

NGOs. Mexico

ID	#1584364453
Added	Mon, 16/03/2020
Author	July N.
Sources	inexplicata.blogspot.com
Phenomena	NGOs
Status	Fact

Initial data

Initial information from sources or from an eyewitness

Incident date:

08.1971

Location:

Тополобампо SIN

Mexico

In August 1971, the newspaper "El Debate" of the Mexican state of Sinaloa issued a report with the participation of boat crew conducting night operations in the waters of the Gulf of California, near the port of Topolobampo. Was seen a strange glowing object coming up out of the sea and rapidly stretching into the sky, leaving a strange glowing mark.

Ishmael Preciado, skipper of the boat, and the driver Ramon Armen told reporters that an unidentified object emitted a powerful glow - bright enough to light up the Isle all inclusive and some of the Topolobampo. According to the calculations Preciado, the light coming from the object, had to cover a radius of twenty-five miles.

In conclusion, the newspaper said that many of the crews of fishing boats seen similar objects appearing from the sea, forcing many to believe in the existence of "UFO base" on the seabed.

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Original news

USOs (Unidentified Submarine Objects) were also part of the picture in these saucer-prone times. In August 1971, the "El Debate" newspaper from the Mexican state of Sinaloa published a report involving the crew of a shrimp boat conducting nocturnal operations on the waters of the Gulf of California, near the port of Topolobampo. A bizarre luminous object was seen to emerge from the sea and speed off swiftly into the skies, leaving behind an odd luminous wake.

Ismael Preciado, the boat's skipper, and machinist Ramon Armenta told journalists that the unidentified object glowed emitted a powerful glow - bright enough to light up Farallón Island and part of Topolobampo itself. According to Preciado's reckoning, the light issuing from the object should have illuminated a twenty-five mile radius.

The newspaper report closed by saying that many fishing boat crews had seen similar objects emerging from the sea, leading many to believe in the existence of an 'UFO base' on the seabed.

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