The existence of aliens on earth has been the hottest debating point among alien enthusiasts and conspiracy theorists for years. Even though there is no concrete evidence that substantiates the existence of alien life, conspiracy theorists strongly argue that UFO sightings that happen in various parts of the world are actually hinting alien visits on earth.

Recently, one glowing sphere appeared in Japanese skies and the video of the event has now gone viral among alien believers. The video was apparently captured by a fisherman, and in the clip, we can see a glowing sphere hovering across the skies above the waters.

The clip was later analyzed by popular alien hunter Scott C Waring, who is currently operating from Taiwan. After ruling out possibilities of this light being drones and military flares, Waring concluded that it could be a classic UFO. However, this time, he did not put forward the cliched alien conspiracy theory to this video.

“The eyewitness says the closest airports are 75km and 100km away. So these lights are not jets coming in to an airport. Perhaps drones used by the fishermen in order to see competing fishing boats? Hard to say, but I do know that the Japanese military often has helicopters and jets buzzing around its borders, so it is possible this is a military flare, but…it moves at an angle I would not expect a flare to move…also flares burn out…this light doesn’t seem too. Defiantly an unidentifiable flying object,” wrote Waring on his website ET Data Base.

A few days back, Waring had released another video that showed a black UFO screeching across the skies near a German military base. After analyzing this video, Waring assured that the German military is working hand-in-glove with aliens to develop secret flying vessel technology.

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After last COVID-19 patient, a Japanese citizen, was discharged on July 7 from the Field Hospital that had been set up at the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC), HH Sheikh Mansour bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Chairman of Dubai’s Supreme Committee of Crisis and Disaster Management, visited the Hospital to mark its closure.
More than 279 medical staff, including doctors, nurses, pharmacists and technicians, worked tirelessly at the Field Hospital alongside 200 volunteers to provide COVID-19 patients with best-in-class healthcare services.
During the visit, Sheikh Mansour met the doctors, nurses, technicians, volunteers and other staff members of the Field Hospital and praised their efforts to care for people affected by COVID-19 and provide them with world-class health care 24/7 for more than three months. He said that such dedication is in keeping with the UAE’s spirit of giving. He also praised the support of private sector institutions and their contributions to help contain the spread of the virus. Sheikh Mansour highlighted Dubai’s advanced infrastructure, which played an important role in containing the spread of the pandemic.

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