Showing posts with label Shanghai. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shanghai. Show all posts
Friday, September 26, 2014
Image of UFO Over Shanghai, Captured By Venezuelan Photographer
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A large unidentified flying object was photographed by chance, last August 26 around the International Financial Center in Shanghai ( Shanghai IFC Mall), located in its namesake city in eastern China.
The image was taken by Venezuelan photographer, Avelino Rodrigues, with a Samsung Galaxy brand mobile phone, model S4, at 10:30 pm, while he recording the Asian architecture.
The photographer, who was visiting Shanghai to cover 2014 Summer Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing for a print medium, whom he works for in Caracas, told the journalist Héctor Escalante he did not observe anything unusual .
"When I took the picture I saw nothing, but then, when reviewing the phone, this got my attention and I went on to the other photos to see if anything came out, but there was nothing else," he testified.
The UFO, which is ring-shaped and has about 10 points of light yellow at their lower edges, appears to be at a considerable height exceeding half of the tower.
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
UFO Identified as 'Cake Drone'
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| The "UFO", which is 1.1 meters long and weighs 10 kg, crossed the Huangpu River in a 45-minute flight to deliver a cake to a customer. |
'UFO' in Shanghai found to be cake deliverer
By www.soshiok.com
7-29-13
A small "unidentified flying object" that has been seen over Shanghai's Huangpu River in recent days has been revealed to be a remote controlled plane being used to deliver cakes, reported Shanghai-based news website eastday.com.
The "UFO", which is 1.1 meters long and weighs 10 kg, crossed the Huangpu River in a 45-minute flight to deliver a cake to a customer, according to the bakery that was testing the device, which flies at a maximum height of 100 meters.
While some residents applauded the novel delivery service, others worried about its safety as people could be hurt if it falls from the air.
Currently there are no regulations on commercial use of remote controlled planes being used for deliveries. . . .
Friday, October 14, 2011
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
UFO NEWS | Another UFO Sighted by Chinese Airline Pilots
Following consecutive sightings last year in Hangzhou and Chongqing, an unidentified flying object (UFO) was reported above Shanghai and Beijing at the same time on August 20.
The “colossal unidentified glowing ball” was first sighted around 9 p.m. last Saturday above Shanghai by a Chinese civil aviation pilot who was flying China Southern Airlines flight CZ655 from Shanghai to Changchun. . . .
. . . “[The object] expanded from small to big and was spherical in shape. It was hundreds of times larger than the moon and its diameter seemed to reach 50 sea miles (92.6 kilometers),” the pilot wrote on Weibo.
The pilot added that the UFO faded gradually after hovering above Shanghai for about 20 minutes. . . .
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See Also:
BREAKING UFO NEWS | UFO Disrupts Air Traffic at China's Jiangbei International Airport
UFO NEWS: An ‘Unidentified Flying Object’ Forces Temporary Closure of Chinese Airport; Inbound Flights Diverted
"The UFO That Shut Down Hangzhou's Xiaoshan Airport Earlier
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The “colossal unidentified glowing ball” was first sighted around 9 p.m. last Saturday above Shanghai by a Chinese civil aviation pilot who was flying China Southern Airlines flight CZ655 from Shanghai to Changchun. . . .
. . . “[The object] expanded from small to big and was spherical in shape. It was hundreds of times larger than the moon and its diameter seemed to reach 50 sea miles (92.6 kilometers),” the pilot wrote on Weibo.
The pilot added that the UFO faded gradually after hovering above Shanghai for about 20 minutes. . . .
. . . More
See Also:
BREAKING UFO NEWS | UFO Disrupts Air Traffic at China's Jiangbei International Airport
UFO NEWS: An ‘Unidentified Flying Object’ Forces Temporary Closure of Chinese Airport; Inbound Flights Diverted
"The UFO That Shut Down Hangzhou's Xiaoshan Airport Earlier
SHARE YOUR UFO EXPERIENCE
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