UFO Rapidly changing direction flying in Arizona
Published at : October 16, 2021
UFO Rapidly changing direction flying in Arizona. This video has a peculiar and strange behaviour of UFO sightings. This video was uploaded on October 10th, from Pine Bluff, Arizona, United States. The uploader saw the White UFO which came from the NW of him. The object went from left to right, then abruptly changed directions from right to left and then it disappeared, When searched the sky for its existence he couldn't find it. UFO Rapidly changing direction flying in Arizona,aliens caught on camera real footage history channel ufo ufos aliens ufo in Argentina ufo sightings ufo sightings 2021 ufo sightings in argentina. ufo sightings in arizona space space news spacex tic tac ufo tic tac ufo video uaps us space force ufo in London ufo news ufo watchers whatif what if ufo spotted,ufo explored. ufo mania ufo in pine bluff arizona unidentified flying object riddle earth US asteroid NASA ufo news NASA News Science News.
We couldn't know for sure what it is in this video, it cannot be a meteorite or Aeroplane or a Bird or It can be a drone. The sudden change in direction while moving, it can only be done by a Drone. Also, it can be a UFO too, but made by Aliens or Humans is a matter of question.
The Southwest has a reputation for its hot weather, expansive deserts — and supernatural phenomena. From UFOs to skinwalkers, eerie tales of sightings and encounters are part of Arizona’s lore. One famous Northern Arizona tale of alien abduction was even the subject of the 1993 sci-fi movie "Fire in the Sky.”
This abundance of supernatural discourse prompted one listener to ask through KJZZ's Q&AZ project, "Why is the international UFO convention always in Arizona?"
Why Is The World's Largest UFO Convention In Arizona?
There are many UFO-related events across the state, from Sedona UFO tours to events by the Mutual UFO Network (Mufon). But the largest convention is the International UFO Congress, which celebrates two milestones this year: its 30th anniversary as an event and its 10th year in Phoenix.
Alejandro Rojas is a journalist who focuses on science and the paranormal; he joined with the congress about 12 years ago when it was based in Laughlin, Nevada.
When the event was purchased by a man in Arizona, Rojas was recruited to help run and emcee it.
The International UFO Congress hosts an annual event featuring several days of speakers who cover various topics, ranging from UFO sightings and paranormal investigations to UFO experiences and the search for extraterrestrial life.
In 2014, the event set the Guinness World Record for the largest UFO convention, with an average of 1,500 attendees. According to Rojas, the number of attendees has since plateaued — and the 2021 event falls short of its record with a few hundred attendees registered for its online version.
Brard is running this year's event from her house in Mesa through Sept. 12.
But Rojas said the decline in numbers is actually a positive sign for the overall field.
"It's really gone mainstream, and we're really proud to have kind of championed bringing this to the public in a more professional manner," Rojas said.
Rojas also mentioned an infamous event from March 13, 1997, that seemed to forecast the congress's Southwest success Phoenix Lights.
"UFOs get in the news quite a bit because of that event, here in the Phoenix area," Rojas said. "So there are a lot of people who are interested in the topic out here."
In terms of UFO sightings, specifically, California tops the list, according to data from the National UFO Reporting Center. But states like Arizona, Georgia and Texas rank in the top 10. (Arizona is ranked No. 6 with more than 4,500 reports.)
Rojas contributes the volume of sightings to a few factors: population, military presence and weather.
First, he noted that more sightings correspond with a higher population — leaving California, the most populous state, with the most reports. But the other two factors help establish why skies in certain states may harbour more unknowns.
This means warm-weather states like Arizona and California — where you can be outside looking at the night sky year-round — are set to have a larger number of reported sightings.
Can this be a Drone or a real UFO made by Aliens?
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We couldn't know for sure what it is in this video, it cannot be a meteorite or Aeroplane or a Bird or It can be a drone. The sudden change in direction while moving, it can only be done by a Drone. Also, it can be a UFO too, but made by Aliens or Humans is a matter of question.
The Southwest has a reputation for its hot weather, expansive deserts — and supernatural phenomena. From UFOs to skinwalkers, eerie tales of sightings and encounters are part of Arizona’s lore. One famous Northern Arizona tale of alien abduction was even the subject of the 1993 sci-fi movie "Fire in the Sky.”
This abundance of supernatural discourse prompted one listener to ask through KJZZ's Q&AZ project, "Why is the international UFO convention always in Arizona?"
Why Is The World's Largest UFO Convention In Arizona?
There are many UFO-related events across the state, from Sedona UFO tours to events by the Mutual UFO Network (Mufon). But the largest convention is the International UFO Congress, which celebrates two milestones this year: its 30th anniversary as an event and its 10th year in Phoenix.
Alejandro Rojas is a journalist who focuses on science and the paranormal; he joined with the congress about 12 years ago when it was based in Laughlin, Nevada.
When the event was purchased by a man in Arizona, Rojas was recruited to help run and emcee it.
The International UFO Congress hosts an annual event featuring several days of speakers who cover various topics, ranging from UFO sightings and paranormal investigations to UFO experiences and the search for extraterrestrial life.
In 2014, the event set the Guinness World Record for the largest UFO convention, with an average of 1,500 attendees. According to Rojas, the number of attendees has since plateaued — and the 2021 event falls short of its record with a few hundred attendees registered for its online version.
Brard is running this year's event from her house in Mesa through Sept. 12.
But Rojas said the decline in numbers is actually a positive sign for the overall field.
"It's really gone mainstream, and we're really proud to have kind of championed bringing this to the public in a more professional manner," Rojas said.
Rojas also mentioned an infamous event from March 13, 1997, that seemed to forecast the congress's Southwest success Phoenix Lights.
"UFOs get in the news quite a bit because of that event, here in the Phoenix area," Rojas said. "So there are a lot of people who are interested in the topic out here."
In terms of UFO sightings, specifically, California tops the list, according to data from the National UFO Reporting Center. But states like Arizona, Georgia and Texas rank in the top 10. (Arizona is ranked No. 6 with more than 4,500 reports.)
Rojas contributes the volume of sightings to a few factors: population, military presence and weather.
First, he noted that more sightings correspond with a higher population — leaving California, the most populous state, with the most reports. But the other two factors help establish why skies in certain states may harbour more unknowns.
This means warm-weather states like Arizona and California — where you can be outside looking at the night sky year-round — are set to have a larger number of reported sightings.
Can this be a Drone or a real UFO made by Aliens?
Thanks for watching.
This is World Conspiracy Daily
WC Daily
Please post your comments below.
#WCDaily #UFO #UFOSightings #Arizona #Moonufo #US #UnitedStates #USSpaceForce #UFOUS #Aliens #UFOinArizona #Arizona #uap #uaps #AncientAliens #Unidentified #AncientAliens #TicaTacUfo #UAP #UAPs #AliensinUS #ArizonaUFOSightings #ufos #ufoews #NASANews #Aliens #Soyuz #SpaceDebris #Asteroid #MeteroiteShower #ISS #SpaceStation #SpaceX #FalconHeavy #ElonMusk #Starship #Universe #NASA #Earth #Space #SpaceNews #Sun #Science #Scientist #Planet #SolarSystem #Mars #Universe #Technology #TechNews #Astronomy #ESA #Scientist #Earth
Production: WC Daily
Music By: Jon Presstone
Track: Dark Electricity
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