UFO hunters say they’ve found a smoking gun in their search for extra-terrestrial life visiting planet Earth – after ‘objects’ were filmed apparently flying out of a volcano.
Mysterious objects were caught on camera shooting out of the crater of the Popocatepetl volcano, near Mexico City. And earlier this month, Alien expert Jaime Maussan shared clips from three months ago of two UFOs flying into the crater of the same volcano.
He said he believes Popocatpetl is also acting as an ‘inter-dimensional portal’. In the clip, brightly lit UFO’s shoot out into the sky from the smoke. An inter-dimensional portal is a gateway between two locations in space-time that allows intergalactic travellers to enter one place from another.
The 70-year-old explained that no man-made object could enter the crater as temperatures reach around 1,000C (1,832F). The volcano stands at 5,426m (17,802ft) tall and its name comes from the Nahuatl language and means ‘Smoking Mountain’. It is one of the most active volcanoes in the South American country.
Meanwhile, here in the UK, nearly 1,000 UFO sightings have been recorded in the last two-and-a-half years – revealed after an expert claimed aliens could be hiding in dark spots just outside our solar system to avoid detection.
An interactive map documents the full list of areas with the most and least amounts of unidentified aerial phenomena (the official term used instead of UFO) since January 2021.
The spotter website, UFO Identified, noted a total of 957 sightings, including 410 in 2021, 494 in 2022 and 53 as of May 20 this year, with more activity seen above Glasgow than anywhere else.
The unidentified objects were caught on camera flying out of the crater of the Popocatepetl volcano, near Mexico City(Image: Jam Press Vid)
A quarter of all sightings (25%) were of a ‘star-like’ object or objects, moving across the sky. The next most common sighting was of an unidentified object shaped like an ‘orb’ (17%), ‘sphere’ (10%) and ‘cylinder’ (9%).
Ash Ellis, from UFO identified, says many more sighting have not been reported. He said: “Despite progress being made in recent years to de-stigmatise the topic, there is still an air of trepidation when approaching the subject as the fear or ridicule is very prevalent. There was almost 500 reported sightings in the UK last year, with likely many times that number going unreported, showing that there is a genuine concern around unidentified phenomena being seen across the country.”
