
The China Airport Sighting – Just One In China’s Long UFO History
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- July 16, 2018
- October 13, 2021
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In July 2010 a UFO sighting over Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport in China proved to be so intense that it forced the facility to temporarily close down. While the incident received a lot of online exposure, it is just one of many UFO sightings dating back as far as recorded Chinese history. We have written before, for example, of the mysteries of the Yellow Emperor, Huang-Di. The entire history of this enigmatic culture, however, is littered with strange appearances from above.
Before we look at the more recent sightings, in particularly over China’s airports, an encounter in the Himalayas in 1927 is perhaps worth looking at. If only to demonstrate the longevity and consistency o...
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Military test my ***. If the Chinese have something that advanced we’d better all hide or learn Mandarin. It’s amazing how people just buy stupid explanations.