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Super clear metallic disc-shaped UFO photographed over China

By T.K. Randall
September 18, 2024 · Comment icon 104 comments
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The photographer had been taking images of clouds. Image Credit: Bing AI / Dall-E 3
The surprisingly clear image, which was captured over the city of Xiamen, has been circulating social media in recent days.
While many photographs of UFOs tend to be distant, blurry or otherwise indistinct, now and again an image comes along that defies this trend due to its impressive and unusual level of clarity.

Captured on camera over the Chinese city of Xiamen by a photographer known only as "Cirenim", this remarkable image shows a smooth, disc-shaped metallic object high up in the sky.

The UFO is surprisingly clear and stands out well against the backdrop of sun-illuminated clouds.
Exactly what it is, however, remains a topic of debate.

Could this be some sort of drone or balloon, or is it evidence of visitors from another world ?

You can check out the image for yourself below.



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Comment icon #95 Posted by Green Devil 11 days ago
cause they don't believe in aliens.
Comment icon #96 Posted by Hazzard 11 days ago
Belief and wishful thinking can be fun... but Im more interested in knowledge and understanding.
Comment icon #97 Posted by The Sky Scanner 11 days ago
There's a name I haven't seen in a long long time....hope you're well mate!
Comment icon #98 Posted by astrobeing 11 days ago
In science, hypotheses are based on evidence, not fantasy Several scientists published hypotheses about where they speculated Oumuamua came from. They were reasonable so they didn't harm their reputations.
Comment icon #99 Posted by MrAnderson 11 days ago
You can make a hypothesis without much evidence or with no evidence at all. Look at theoretical physics for example. But you do need evidence to support your hypothesis. Look at many examples such as the Higgs boson there turned out to be true. Look at string theory which is the opposite and there is no evidence it is true. But still there are scientists who have their careers build on this field. I On the last part you are making a point about reputations. Who said that a less 'reasonable' hypothesis in the view of a 'majority' is necessarily incorrect.
Comment icon #100 Posted by astrobeing 11 days ago
Yes, those are worthless hypotheses because they can't be tested. Did you take any science classes at all or did you flunk them all? Yes, they all have constraints which will prove or disprove them. If you think a hypothesis is nothing more than a statement then you most certainly flunked basic science. So of course you believe all hypotheses have equal value. I can see why teachers gave up on you.
Comment icon #101 Posted by psyche101 11 days ago
A philosophical hypothesis requires no reasoning. A scientific hypothesis does.  Do you understand why the higgs "turned out" to be true? 
Comment icon #102 Posted by MrAnderson 11 days ago
You are asking me about why the Higgs boson turned out to be real? That's me I need to admit. Who said anything about reasoning? We said about evidence. Evidence is needed to support a hypothesis not to make one. You can make one with very little evidence or no evidence at all.
Comment icon #103 Posted by MrAnderson 11 days ago
No I don't think any all kind of hypothesis has the samw chance of being true. Why did you get that idea? But do you think what seems a less 'reasonable' hypothesis has less chance of being true? You are still unable to understand that a hypothesis doesn't need evidence to be made. But it needs evidence to be supported. You can still make one even if you have very little or no evidence for this hypothesis. And you can test it. It's not wireless as you said. I don't think a hypothesis id nothing more than a statement. Where did you get this from? Again, take a look at theoretical physics and se... [More]
Comment icon #104 Posted by quillius 10 days ago
wow, Hi Skyscanner- I can say the same....assumed you had been abducted by the aliens I hardly post now days but I still like to dip in and out to see whats happening.   all good though mate, hope likewise!


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