| ID | #1676624732 |
| Added | Fri, 17/02/2023 |
| Author | July N. |
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Fact
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Initial data
The force behind all these aerial phenomena was apparently fascinated by the capital Mexico City, with its combination of massive colonial buildings, modern skyscrapers and ancient ruins: She chose September 16, the one hundred and fifty-fifth anniversary of Mexico's independence from Spain, to show half a dozen glowing objects in the sky above the city, turning the center of Mexico City into an insurmountable traffic jam as drivers left their cars to get a better look at this phenomenon.
The newspapers reported that the aviation authorities received more than five thousand phone calls from people who asked if they had also seen platillos voladores.
Original news
But the force behind all these aerial phenomena appeared to be enamored of la capital, Mexico City, with its juxtaposition of massive colonial structures, modern skyscrapers and ancient ruins: it chose the 16th of September, the one hundred fifty-fifth anniversary of Mexico's independence from Spain, to manifest half a dozen luminous objects over the city's skies, casting downtown Mexico City into unbreakable gridlock as drivers left their vehicles to take a better look at the phenomenon. Newspapers reported that aviation authorities had received in excess of five thousand telephone calls from people asking if they had also seen platillos voladores.
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