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One-off video clips purportedly showcasing fortuitously captured footage of UFO encounters often find themselves quickly discounted as little more than the product of clever fakery—and usually with good reason.
That being said, there are a bunch of videos currently doing the rounds that may carry a tad more credence with the watching world because the same footage has been recorded by multiple people from multiple viewpoints.
The collection of clips, which were shot at around 01:00 a.m. local time on Saturday, all show a bright orb of light descending from the night sky directly over the ‘Dome of the Rock on the Temple Mount’ in the holy city of Jerusalem.
Once situated above the dome, the orb then hovers for a few seconds before emitting a sudden burst of light and hurtling upwards out of view at a speed that defies description.
Causing a blend of shock and surprise in all of the on-looking filmmakers, the orb seems to disappear into a pulsing ring of red lights that proceeds to twist and roll away into the night.
While we here at The Tech Herald have seem some truly dodgy UFO footage in our time, we have to admit these particular clips managed to cock our collective eyebrows.
Fakery remains a possibility, of course, but the fact the videos seem to have been made by people of varying nationalities close to a centre of religious tourism certainly suggests otherwise.
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That being said, there are a bunch of videos currently doing the rounds that may carry a tad more credence with the watching world because the same footage has been recorded by multiple people from multiple viewpoints.
The collection of clips, which were shot at around 01:00 a.m. local time on Saturday, all show a bright orb of light descending from the night sky directly over the ‘Dome of the Rock on the Temple Mount’ in the holy city of Jerusalem.
Once situated above the dome, the orb then hovers for a few seconds before emitting a sudden burst of light and hurtling upwards out of view at a speed that defies description.
Causing a blend of shock and surprise in all of the on-looking filmmakers, the orb seems to disappear into a pulsing ring of red lights that proceeds to twist and roll away into the night.
While we here at The Tech Herald have seem some truly dodgy UFO footage in our time, we have to admit these particular clips managed to cock our collective eyebrows.
Fakery remains a possibility, of course, but the fact the videos seem to have been made by people of varying nationalities close to a centre of religious tourism certainly suggests otherwise.
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