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Man Captures UFO Resembling a “Jellybean Filled with Plasma”
An Oklahoma City man recorded unusual UFO that he compared to a jellybean filled with plasma. The strange encounter occurred on January 25th as Chris Frederick and his wife were about to leave for dinner.
Their Saturday evening plans were interrupted when they reached their driveway and received a call from a neighbor who had spotted something strange in the sky.
Frederick recalled that “before long, we were all standing out in the street and had our phones out.”
The object that drew the witnesses’ attention was a glowing anomaly behaving oddly in the sky. In the video Frederick captured, he can be heard narrating the event as it happened.
“I don’t hear anything, and something is moving in erratic ways,” he remarked, “it’s in the shape of a jellybean, but the interior was like plasma.”
The couple’s dinner plans were delayed as Frederick decided to use his drone to get a closer look at the mysterious object.
“My controller talks to me,” he explained, “and it said, ‘unable to take off, electromagnetic interference.'” After several attempts, he finally managed to launch the drone, which ascended to about 1,000 feet below the UFO.
The drone captured three intriguing photos, as its video function was mysteriously disabled, before abruptly losing power.
“It had a fresh battery in it, it has a 35-minute flight life,” Frederick said, “and as soon as I took those three pictures, my controller said, ‘low battery, return to home.'”
University of Oklahoma physics professor Mukremin Kilic was asked to analyze Frederick’s footage and photos of the UFO. He commented, “what it is, I don’t know, but I would approach the question as what is it likely to be?” Ultimately, he suggested the object was probably a drone.
While this explanation seems plausible, it doesn’t account for the unexplained interference that disrupted Frederick’s drone when it attempted to film the object.
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