UFO'S
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This image captured from video shows what appear to be several unidentified flying objects in the skies over Mexico's southern Campeche state, filmed by Mexican Air Force pilots on March 5, according to a Defense Department spokesman.
Updated: 9:24 p.m. ET May 11, 2004MEXICO CITY - The Mexican Air Force has released footage of what appear to be unidentified flying objects picked up by an infrared camera as they whizzed around a surveillance plane.
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A longtime believer in flying saucers, journalist Jaime Maussan, told a news conference Tuesday that the objects were real. At one point the shapes appeared to change direction and surround the plane that was chasing them. Maussan said the shapes showed up in the infrared footage but could not be seen by the naked eye.
“They were invisible to the eye, but they were there, there is no doubt about it. They had mass, they had energy and they were moving about,” he said, after showing a 15-minute video that he said the Defense Ministry gave him permission to publicize.
The ministry confirmed to Reuters that it had provided the video, filmed by the Air Force on March 5 over the eastern coastal state of Campeche.
“We are not alone! This is so weird,” one of the pilots could be heard yelling, after the plane’s crew switched on an infrared camera to track the objects, first picked up by radar.
The film, recorded by a plane looking for drugs trafficking near the Gulf of Mexico, shows 11 blobs of light that appear to hover in formation or dart about, sometimes disappearing into cloud.
This image captured from video shows what appear to be several unidentified flying objects in the skies over Mexico's southern Campeche state, filmed by Mexican Air Force pilots on March 5, according to a Defense Department spokesman.
Updated: 9:24 p.m. ET May 11, 2004MEXICO CITY - The Mexican Air Force has released footage of what appear to be unidentified flying objects picked up by an infrared camera as they whizzed around a surveillance plane.
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A longtime believer in flying saucers, journalist Jaime Maussan, told a news conference Tuesday that the objects were real. At one point the shapes appeared to change direction and surround the plane that was chasing them. Maussan said the shapes showed up in the infrared footage but could not be seen by the naked eye.
“They were invisible to the eye, but they were there, there is no doubt about it. They had mass, they had energy and they were moving about,” he said, after showing a 15-minute video that he said the Defense Ministry gave him permission to publicize.
The ministry confirmed to Reuters that it had provided the video, filmed by the Air Force on March 5 over the eastern coastal state of Campeche.
“We are not alone! This is so weird,” one of the pilots could be heard yelling, after the plane’s crew switched on an infrared camera to track the objects, first picked up by radar.
The film, recorded by a plane looking for drugs trafficking near the Gulf of Mexico, shows 11 blobs of light that appear to hover in formation or dart about, sometimes disappearing into cloud.
