Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about UFO shuts down airport in
China. That's correct, UFO shuts down
airport in China. Now this isn't the first time
this has happened in China. This happened I think in
January, they had a similar situation, but we're finding out
here that on the night of September 11th, 2024, an
unidentified flying object was spotted over Tianjin for several
hours, causing widespread disruption at the Tianjin Bin
Hai International Airport. Many flights were cancelled,
delayed, or diverted to other locations.
While UFOs claim the incident was due to drone activity, many
people speculated it could have been a UFO.
This is really a strange one to me.
It doesn't seem like it's getting nearly as much coverage
as it deserves. There's a video that goes along
with this. I posted the link over at
Twitter at this strange looking. I don't know if it's a triangle
shaped craft or if it's just the orbs whatever flying in this
very tight formation. Some weird stuff going on.
I want to get into that a little bit more, but before I do, I
just came across this article I thought was interesting.
Now this happened on the 10th. Now this Shenzhen, it's up very
close to Beijing, kind of give an idea where it's at.
But this one here says a Chinese megacities response to an
extreme heat wave, which delayed the return of schools was
bringing in cloud seeding technology for rain.
But it seems to have gone overboard.
China fires 200 rockets to end heat wave, but 76 mile per hour
storm blast is definitely under related 76 mph.
So here they are again trying to modify the weather and the
weather seems to be fighting back.
China's ploy to end a heat wave with cloud city missiles has had
an adverse reaction. An underwear storm broke out in
the mega city of Chongqing, which was targeted with
artificially created rain on Monday last week.
Humid intervention into the unrelenting dry weather results
and gusts of 76 mph blasting residents laundry from their
balconies when what has been dubbed the 92 Chunkwin Underwear
crisis. So apparently they're talking
about this stuff just blowing people's laundry off, the line
goes on. It says videos of pants and bras
fly through the sky before crash landing on the street, and tree
branches were shared on Chinese social media as the heavens
opened. Ethelie, who lives in Chongqin,
wrote on on Weibo. I just went out and it suddenly
started to rain heavily and underwear fell from the sky.
The owner of a pricey Calvin Klein set swept away in the
storm asked who is going to compensate me for my emotional
damage. Yeah, they're kind of joking
about it, but boy, I think that the authorities there have kind
of modified the weather in a way they shouldn't have.
One we vote. User suggested the mad storm
could spark a relationship. They joked it's actually quite
romantic. You might even pick up your
crutches, underwear while taking a walk on the street.
Another victim of blown away and he's admitted to be laughing
like crazy despite the phenomena turning him into a lifelong
introvert. The desperation which led to the
authorities bringing in such drastic measures was driven by
more than a week of extreme temperatures that delayed the
return of schools and universities.
Fortunately, Chongqing chiefs knew exactly what to do to
address the heat. Fire almost 200 rockets into the
sky. Clearly, the cloud seeding
technology worked and then some. As rain fell on Monday, so too
did underwear from the city's residents washing lines.
And the authorities deny a connection between the Rockets
and the sudden windstorm. But how dumb can you be?
On Weibo, the hashtag under a crisis was viewed 7,000,000
times, surpassed however, by another 18,000,000 engagements
with a #suggesting. If you think you missed up at
work, just think of Chong Kong Meteorological Bureau.
Cheng Yihuan, the deputy director for Chong Kong Weather
Modification Online, said the wind was natural and not caused
by the cloud seeding. You know, it's a scary thing
when we have people in charge who have their hands on such
technology that they can affect the weather this way and they
stupidly overreact. They cause this huge storm.
Fortunately, apparently nobody was killed.
But then they won't admit what they did.
It's just the nature of man to pull the wrong lever, just even
in the face of destruction, you have to do it.
Now let's get back to this Shinzeng UFO airport a little
bit. You'll wonder if these things
are just coming down, checking on us or what.
There's so many strange things happening in there in China.
It seems like it's even wackier there than what we hear about
happening here in our country. Now, I've got a video here of
this UFO over this Tianjin airport.
I'll put a link over at Kofi, and you can also go to Twitter
and find it there. There's a pretty good narration
of what's happening there, and I'll just let you listen to a
second for what what this reporter had to say about it on
the. Night of September 11th, 2024,
an unidentified flying object was spotted hovering over
Tianjin for several hours, causing widespread disruption at
Tianjin Bhai International Airport.
Many flights were cancelled, delayed or diverted to other
locations. While officials claimed the
incident was due to drone activity, many people speculated
it could have been a UFO. They're talking about drones,
but these things are extremely bright and the one of the
airport, you've got 3 orbs basically very far space
department's triangle formation. And then we have another one
here from a a area nearby there apparently.
And you have the same kind of thing going on with these multi
colored orbs flashing back and forth and just hanging outside
the window. People were very upset about
this. They did close the airport down,
which is strange to me. And then they go on and tell us.
According to an official notice from Tianjin Behind
International Airport, the airport experienced significant
disruptions due to public safety concerns caused by drone
interference. A total of 29 flights were
delayed, eight were cancelled and 32 were diverted to other
airports, affecting over 3000. Passengers now, it's hard for me
to imagine that in a place like China, they wouldn't have
control of who's operating a drone.
This, to me, is just kind of the old standby, like we used to
have back in the 60s and 70s, you know, swamp gas.
Now, every time one of these things is seen, it's a drone.
You're in communist China, a total police state and somebody
is out there beyond the government's control messing
around with drones to the point where they're shutting down the
airlines. I find that hard to believe.
I I just can't imagine that some some individual, some private
individual in this country, as oppressive as it is and it is
oppressive, would risk life in prison or whatever it would be
maybe becoming a possible non volunteer organ donor to be
monkeying around with some drones at an airport to the
point where they had to close down air traffic control.
And they've got several different segments of this
video. I don't think it was just the
airport. It seems like it was around the
airport of these flashing multi colored orbs.
Now, these definitely are not drones.
There's no way in the world people in China would be taking
this kind of a risk. Then they go on and tell us.
Despite the official explanation linking the event to drones, how
much skepticism quickly spread. Around 8:00 PM, social media
users in Tianjin began posting videos that appeared to capture
mysterious flying objects, leading some to believe that UFO
activity might have caused the airport shutdown.
Experts in the United States aviation industry cast doubt on
the drone explanation. They pointed out that if drones
were involved, local authorities would have responded quickly,
given the sensitivity of the areas surrounding the airport
where drones are usually prohibited.
Yeah, There's just no way that this is going to get pulled off
in Communist China. I mean, they've got cameras
everywhere. I, I, I remember I'm talking to
a young guy from China a few years ago.
He told me that the entire country is saturated with
cameras. Even in the countryside, he said
there's nowhere you can go where you're not on video at some
time. You're under surveillance all
the time. So there's no way in the world,
in this country, think about the Chinese got what, a billion,
billion and a half people over there.
It's I think four or five times as densely populated as the US
smaller country. They've got they've got the
whole ground covered. You're not going to tell me they
got somebody out there monkeying around these drones to the point
where they can close down an air airport.
I'm just not having it. These things are really strange.
And The thing is you have these multiple shots of these things,
these flashing very bright orbs, whatever these things are, they
don't look or act like a drone to me at all.
Then they finish up. This last part let you listen to
this. Additionally, consumer drones
have limited battery life, making it improbable for them to
remain in the air long enough to cause hours of disruption.
Some local residents suggested that illuminated kites might
have been the source of the confusion.
However, a key issue remains that every time eyewitnesses who
attempted to capture footage of the unidentified objects
reported blurry or unclear images, making it difficult to
verify what was actually seen. As a result, the true 'cause of
the incident at Tianjin Airport remains a mystery.
It seems like it's one of these cases where people are filming
the things, but the images never come back as good as what they
see. It's as if these things are
doing something to denigrate the images that people are able to
capture them. Whatever this was, it got
people's attention. People in the airport are upset
about it. People on the planes were upset
about it. They closed traffic down.
This thing was being seen all over the countryside apparently
all that around that whole area and I don't believe for one
second that it was a drone. Now I want to take a look at
something else that happened over in China.
Very strange occurrence. This headline says mysterious
fireballs rained down from sky over eastern China, leaving
experts baffled and locals speculating.
Now, this thing's got like a one minute video.
Put the link on Kofi and Twitter, and they've got a bunch
of different camera angles. And you just see, to look at it,
it's almost like, well, maybe these could be flares being
dropped. But man, they're putting off a
lot of smoke. And here again, it's China.
If they would have, you know, randomly decided to go out there
and drop some flares off, wouldn't they have told people?
I mean, that to me, the video on this is stunning.
I don't know. It says mysterious fireballs
rain down from the sky over eastern China, leaving experts
baffled and locals speculating. And this comes to us from
newsflare.com. Around 6:00 PM on September
11th, a bizarre astronomical phenomena occurred over Fuzhao,
Xinxiang Province, where several bright spherical objects
resembling fireballs streaked down across the sky and fell,
lasting for more than 10 minutes.
So they didn't really streak, they kind of just drifted down.
In response to this mysterious event, the Fuzo Meteorological
Bureau clarified that no artificial rain enhancement
activities were conducted at the time, ruling out the possibility
of rocket launches. The Bureau also stated that
their current weather monitoring did not detect any anomalies and
they could not provide a definitive explanation for the
true identity of these fireballs.
The mysterious fireball incident has sparked public debate and
speculation. Some believe it could be a
meteorite fall or meteorite or meteoroids burning up entering
the Earth's atmosphere. Of course they're not moving
really fast enough for that. Others speculate that the
fireballs might be man made objects, such as rocket debris
re entering and burning up in the Earth's atmosphere.
As of now, the incident is still under investigation and the
exact cause has not been announced.
It's so strange to me, this happened on September 11th and
then we've got this UFO thing going on too.
Both of these things happening just after these strange weather
modification events. Just so much activity going on
in China over there. You just have to think, what are
these things? Are they just attracted to the
all of the stress and trauma in that country or it's just just
kind of a normal thing for them? Now I want to take a look at
another case here. Seeing all of these cases in the
news, I thought I'd take a look at New Fork and see what they
had going on. Here's one from July 23rd, 2023.
Just reported July 2024. It says duration Minute 15.
Observers one location, Shenyangchi, Lianang, China.
Location details next to the window in the hallway from the
4th to the fifth floor of Building 4 in the park.
Shaped circle. Color bright white, size
unknown. Viewed from land N to northeast.
Angle of elevation 55, Closest distance 300 meters, Estimated
speed. Unknown lights on object.
They've got a video here and you can definitely see these.
It's like a pair of orbs to me. A moving white object is
crossing the night sky it says. I saw two bright white light
spots at the observation site, one on the left slowly
approaching the other on the right.
Coincidentally, I had a mobile phone in my hand so I took a
video of the moving light spot. This is not the first time I
have seen such a phenomena. The first time a similar scene
was seen was on a certain day in October 2011 at the same
location in the video, with only one or two white light points in
the sky. This cannot be a star because
the scene I observe only occurs in a small area of the sky.
Stars cannot be seen elsewhere, and sometimes they are moving.
I often stop and watch this, watch the scene of them moving.
Since then, I have observed almost every day at the same
location that most areas of the sky cannot see stars, and only a
small area can see one to four white light points.
This white light points are mostly very bright and sometimes
move. I graduated with a PhD in
meteorology from Nanjing University.
Well, if he's got a PhD in meteorology, he should know a
little bit about stars and such. Yeah, very cool sighting.
This stuff is all over the place here in China.
Here's one in Beijing. It says seen over metropolitan
Beijing night sky, shot from several locations.
This is 6/13/23. I found seven different videos
from different angles from various locations in Beijing.
The UAP has was seen from several locations throughout
Beijing and on social media. Was supposedly also seen in the
neighboring province. I have seven different videos
and 30 confirmed witnesses. Well, they've got a video here.
It's a 16 second video. At first I thought it was going
to be like a meteorite or something, but I don't know man,
maybe it is. It almost, it almost looks like
it's moving too slow for that. You can take a look at the video
and see what you think. It's either a pair of very
brilliant meteorites that are far enough away that they don't
look like they're going that fast or something.
I don't know. Like I've said for a while now,
I think these things could be masquerading as meteorites.
OK, so this one here says 9/14/21 duration 10.
I suppose they mean 10 minutes. Observers too.
Location Da Lianxi Liu Ningxing China shaped triangle color
black, estimated size 30 I think maybe, I don't know, but they
mean 30 meters or what? Viewed from land elevation of
angle 45, closest distance 100. Lights on object AV shaped
structure with three tiers glowing in the center.
Around 10:00 PM, with clear skies and no wind, a loud noise
was heard. Looking up, a giant 3 tiered
metallic structure with a glowing center was seen slowly
moving until it vanished. This is strange.
I see a orb kind of moving around and then I see what
they're talking about, this V shaped thing.
I don't know man it's weird. I get the feeling that it
probably looked a lot more intense when you were there
rather than just, you know, when it got videoed.
There's definitely something there and it's definitely not
man made. This one says 5212110 minutes
location off Yangtze River passing through Three Gorges,
Sichuan, China. On cruise to Three Gorges Dam.
Disk emitted beams from observation of Yangtze River.
Cruise ship took two pictures of stationary object on Kodachrome
film negative part of stroke developed and printed at Costco
under magnification. Red line can be seen emanating
from each quadrant of the disk shaped stationary above one of
the gorges. Picture taken in spring of 2005.
Anybody interested yet? Wow, that does sound cool.
Maybe they're not happy about that dam being built there, I
don't know. Here's one here that says Chang
Kum China 5/16/20. It says Chang Kum China shaped
triangle, lights on object, black triangle with red lights
on each corner hovering above a bridge over Yatong River and
then it gives the location coordinates.
Then it says date May 15th 2020, time approximately 1830.
I was feeling quite good about myself for having finished the
second draft of my novel and decided to go out for my usual
evening walk by the Yatong River.
I walked out of my house near the KFC, made my way to ZL Rd.,
walked by the restaurants and down the footpath which leads
under the Zeal Road bridge, turned right and walked under
the bridge. Not long after I'd emerged from
under the bridge and had just passed the small amphitheater
where people were dancing, I heard a collective wow behind
me, a sound of excited awe and curiosity.
I spun around 180° and there I saw it rotating silently,
hovering not much higher than the treetops.
A large black windowless triangle shaped object with
blinking red lights on each corner.
I wondered to myself, is that a drone?
Before it stopped rotating and moved not quite straight up,
slightly northish and at incredible speed, and then it
was gone. Here we have in China these
giant triangle things just hanging out there.
That is so weird. We'll do a couple more here,
then we'll close this off. Here's one from Shanghui, China.
It says dated for 20/9/2015. Shape light lights on object
changed color. Saw 6 lights in China behaving
strangely which did not seem like any craft I'd experienced
before. Hi, I am a South African foreign
teacher working in Shanqui city, Henan province in China.
I am 53 years old and have a university degree.
I have been skeptical of UFOs sightings generally, but these
objects I saw didn't look or behave like anything I've seen
or heard of before. I was returning to my apartment
on the evening of April 29th, 2015 when I noticed 6 separate
colored lights in the sky to the South of where I was in East
Central Shankee City. The lights kept changing in
color and no discernible sequence, each separate light
flickering along a short horizontal axis approximately
one or two minutes. The colors of the lights were
varied through the spectrum, and they were rich, strong colors,
much like neon lights or LEDs used nowadays for signage.
They were most often red, followed by Violet and green,
with the least common colors being yellow, orange, and white.
The objects were clustered in two groups.
The first was a group of two that appeared highest in the
sky, about 45° above the horizon.
They were about a fifth distance apart horizontally.
The second group was lowered down at 25° above the horizon,
just above and to the right of a tall building.
They were clustered in a trapezoid shape, with long axis
being horizontal and 15 centimeters long, and the
vertical axis about half of that.
The lower left light object seemed to be larger than any of
the others as this lights clearly flickered along the
horizontal axis at about 2mm. After about 15 minutes, the left
member of the first group began to move slowly and steadily,
following an arc that took it southwest through the second
cluster, passing between the left most left and lower right,
previously described as the largest.
It then headed South at the same rate and disappeared below the
horizon after about 35 seconds. The lights then remained in
place for about another 10 minutes.
At that point, the left most light of the trapezoid cluster
departed, also heading South over the horizon at about the
same rate as the previous light, taking about 20 seconds to
disappear. What followed was interesting.
The remaining lights of the second group then began to move
rapidly from side to side horizontally, a distance of
perhaps 3 to 4 centimeters, taking about a second to cover
that distance each way. It kept this up for about 5
minutes. After the stop, nothing happened
for a few minutes. Then the largest object began to
follow southward, heading at the same rate as the others and
disappeared over the horizon. It was followed shortly
afterwards by the top right hand member of the trapezoid cluster.
I waited for another 5 minutes or so, then went inside as I was
hungry and didn't want to eat too late.
Leaving the remaining 2 objects in the sky.
I attempted to photograph the lights, but the air was too hazy
and a lot of ambient light from the city and the near full moon,
so nothing much as discernible in the 3 or 4 picks I took with
my cell phone. What intrigued me about these
lights is that their behavior was unlike anything one would
expect of aircraft in terms of the lights displayed, their
ability to remain in position steadily for such a length of
time, as well as the behavior of the lights that move side to
side. I can't think of anything that
might have been in this fashion. And then he says today,
6/5/2015, I saw a news article with video in the Huffington
Post about a sighting in San Diego.
And the lights there were very much like what I saw, except
they were definitely separate. Well, he did have a very
involved sighting. We'll take a look one more here,
then we'll wrap this up. This is from Shenzhen, China.
It says 10/21, 2013, 15 minutes. Characteristics Lights on object
changed color, possible abduction Red and green colored
spheres twisting high in the sky connected to a line of green
laser dots. I saw two circles in the air far
away went on the 2A red and a green circle made of colored
spheres were spinning through each other.
They were on for 10 seconds and off for 22 till 45 seconds went
off. You could see vaguely a white
bend line with small white lights on the left and right
side of the object. Besides this there was a line of
green dots, looked like some kind of laser.
It was always on, but it didn't come from the earth, it was from
the object and stopped somewhere in the sky.
The line was as seen from earth bending off in the direction of
the plane away from earth. I have made a video, but you
can't see it very well. Then he says, stupidly enough,
the Chinese on the street a lot didn't see it or saw it but
didn't care. It moved slowly.
I had to cross the street to see it again, and after 15 minutes,
it was behind the buildings and I wasn't able to see it again.
I'm very curious what it was. It was very special.
Although it looks like a bunch of red lights in the sky, but I
think it was way too high for LED lights.
But yeah, they wouldn't have been able to shine up there.
It sounds to me like you just saw like a very large group of
orbs. Maybe the people on the ground
just didn't see it, or maybe that's just our culture in
China. It's safer for them not to say
anything or or to bring any kind of attention to themselves.
I don't know. Anyway, overall, some very good
sightings from China, whether it's last week or whether it was
15 years ago. I mean, these things just seem
to be all over the place. We had this kind of a culture
barrier between the US and all the other countries it seems
like where maybe we think it's whole thing just revolves around
us. But I can tell you these things
are being reported everywhere. It doesn't matter, US, China,
India, Australia, Europe, wherever you can put your feet
at, someone there has seen UFOs. Until next time, this is UFO
warning over and out.