UFO, Alien Astronaut Mummy Sightings Purported By Project ISIS Documentary? [VIDEO]
A video of a UFO sighting entitled Project ISIS - not to be associated with the Islamic terrorist group - has allegedly discovered a body of a 13,000-year-old alien astronaut in a tomb in Giza, Egypt.
According to Ancient Code, Project ISIS involved several Egyptologists from the Soviet Academy of Sciences, scientists, and military personnel. The operation was carried out by Sami Sharaf, an associate of Egyptian president Gamel Abdel Nasser.
Sci-Fi Tv, known for broadcasting UFO sightings on their channel, showed forensic specialists who analyzed the video confirmed that its footage is authentic. According to Yibada, the network purchased from Russian sources the 1-hour, 22-minute documentary fthat reportedly came from the KGB, the Soviet Union's notorious spy agency.
Meanwhile, others who doubt the authenticity of the film claim that what was discovered is actually the remains of an Egyptian king or noble. The footage shows Russian soldiers rushing out when the tomb was opened because of the fumes, but eventually returned with gas masks and protective suits.
Although the Sarcophagus was discovered in Egypt, many Russians are believers in UFO sightings on Earth. On Jan. 4, a multi-colored light show appeared over the Russian city of Birobidzhan and convinced thousands that they were being visited by aliens, reports the Daily Mail.
Several photos of the light show were uploaded by locals who were convinced that aliens were invading their city.
One local claimed, "It was like the Orson Welles broacast, you know, the 'War of the Worlds' back in America when they read out the book on the radio and people thought it was the real thing."
The resident was referring to the October 1938 Orson Welles broadcast of H.G. Wells' novel, where Welles performed a radio adaptation of "War of the Worlds," which led many to believe that New Jersey was being invaded by Martians.
Though the supposed UFO sighting was not caught on video, the published photos seem convincing enough to make the majority of the city's residents believe that they were indeed being invaded by aliens.
