Could these be drones, or something else ? Image Credit: Anonymous / The Daily Record
Footage recorded earlier this week shows two unidentified objects hovering over the Scottish city.
According to a recent article in the Daily Record, a joiner who had been working at the Dalmarnock Wastewater Treatment Works filmed the objects just after 11am on Monday.
"I looked up and thought they were two drones hovering for about three minutes," he told the newspaper. "We then realized there was a police helicopter which had stopped dead behind us."
"I'm not sure if it was just a coincidence that was there or not."
While it's difficult to determine for sure what the objects could be in the video itself, it's what the witness claims he saw after the camera had stopped filming that makes the sighting particularly intriguing.
"After we stopped filming, the objects went straight up into orbit simultaneously," he said. "They did not shoot up but went up gradually. I'd stopped filming as I thought I'd better get on with work."
Why do so many of these videos have that weird, creepy robot voiceover? Also, it looks like litter or balloons or something caught in an updraft. Really convenient that the cool part happened after they stopped recording, too.
I stopped videoing UFOs doing impossible stuff because I was afraid someone would see me not working. What a load of bull crap. Some people will do anything for two minutes on the local news.
Is a Scottish worker rushing to get back to work? That is the bigger mystery. I remember when the Eclipse of 1999 happened in the UK and I was working that day and happened to go out on a delivery to a house 20 minutes away. Work wondered what happened to me and I had to come up with a story of roadblocks and stuff to explain why I was missing for 2 and a half hours, sat in a layby with my feet up on the van dashboard watching the eclipse. Besides... it is a water treatment works, there are two drones hovering over it and a police helicopter close by observing. For all, he knows it could be a ... [More]
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