UFO Sightings 2015 Videos: Check Out Some Of The Best With Latest Incidents In South America!
Here are the UFO sightings 2015 videos that UFO fans need to check out right now, according to RT.
2015 had a lot of mysterious sightings of UFOs all over the world, but there are only a few sightings which were noteworthy for this year.
A video of an alleged UFO sighting can be viewed below.
Mario Prado, a resident of Bolivia, has claimed that he had filmed a "flying saucer" on his phone after he spotted it from a window of his home.
The flying object was hovering over the El Alto city in La Paz, Bolivia. The clip was uploaded by UFO Trackers UFOVNI. It was revealed that the video was recorded on Dec. 6 but the footage only showed up a few weeks afterwards.
The flying object in the video seemed to be flying over the trees and the mountainside before it vanished into the horizon. Some skeptics have already questioned the authenticity of the video, claiming that it was altered to gain popularity, according to the Daily Star.
Another one of the UFO sightings 2015 videos and pictures to check out comes from Brazil, according to the Express.
This flying object was captured on camera by Marmel who hails from Southern Brazil on Dec. 27.
The picture can be viewed here. She claims the incident has damaged her equipment as a result of the encounter.
Also, another UFO sighting video was caught in Santiago, Chile, according to News.com.au.
The video can be viewed below.
This latest video showed a girl getting startled at something she saw outside the window of their home. The video shows four groups of glowing orbs hovering around the capital of Chile.
Many suggest that this is one of the best UFO 2015 sightings videos to date. Some believed the video to be real, but there are others who think that it is just coincidence or fake.
"It seems like real footage, complete with atmospheric flickering and pixel density," said YouTube user Dafastso.
"You know it's fake when the camera keeps going in and out of focus like a Michael Bay movie," said YouTube user ThinkOutsideTheTV who remains skeptical about it.