Aircraft Comes Very Close To UFO Over People's Homes

This silver flying saucer was filmed over Tijuana in Mexico, which had many eyewitnesses to this UFO sighting that I've discovered.

The video is really interesting, there's a few other UFO sightings in the same video but this one is first.

Since I have been looking into this it's become apparent that at least 2 men in the video talking about the UFO.

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I'll be adding the links at the bottom of this post to the relevant places that I've found regarding this and at this time it's a very interesting Flying Saucer but if it's man-made or Extraterrestrial nobody knows as yet.

The Youtuber Mavi Ufoalarm uploaded this to his channel 4 years ago pretty much the same year as this was caught on camera. The comments section is enlightenment all unto itself!

Someone pointed out the LED lights on the port and starboard side of the UFO. It's debunked now apparently because it's got "blinking lights" and that's a direct quote. I have always struggled to understand how or why Extraterrestrials would want to have lights on their aircraft (which are UFOs to me and you.)

Does having light's on a UFO mean it's not a UFO and does it mean that it's now debunked? I'm interested to know what you think about this?

Lee Lewis UFO Researcher  

If we're going down that road why not say metal is humanities and nobody else? Why not say the colour blue is man-made and the pyramid shape is all man-made and if we see any of this on a UFO then it's fake? How about plastic, glass, rocks and diamonds...

Heck what about flying itself?

Isn't that man-made, so why would Aliens be flying? When we start limiting ourselves regarding the use of lights on UFOs we are opening up a can of worms that doesn't make sense.

When people start saying that LEDs are mankind's only and that if we see it on a UFO it rules out Aliens, you must apply it to everything because you do not get to choose and pick what you "think" is mankind's and what Aliens wouldn't use. It's a very grown-up way of thinking granted but it's true!

Unless you have some inside knowledge that only you know about. Common sense must apply at all times when it comes to Ufology. I hear you I honestly do but when it comes to Extraterrestrial life and the reason why they're here on Earth we must stay open minded and not close any doors especially when it comes to the use of light's. It could be because they're back engineering our technology... Therefore seeing LED light's on a UFO is to be expected?

• Why not?
• Why else are Alien's here if not to reverse engineer our technology?

Specifics

On January 19th, 2019, a silver and white UFO was caught on camera flying over Tijuana, Mexico. The footage is pretty convincing, and it's hard to deny that this is a blatant UFO sighting. What's even more interesting is the huge aircraft that flies close to the UFO, which is already quite close to the people below. Surprisingly, more hasn't been done to investigate this sighting.

I find this footage to be pretty fascinating. I've always been interested in the idea of extraterrestrial life, and this sighting adds fuel to the fire. It's hard to explain away what we're seeing in the video, and it's not something that can be easily dismissed. I hope that more attention is given to this sighting in the future and that we can get some answers about what exactly was flying over Tijuana that day.

Conclusion

Overall, this is a really interesting sighting that's worth checking out. Whether you're a believer in UFOs or not, it's hard to deny that there's something strange going on in this footage. I'm excited to see what comes of this sighting in the future, and I hope that we can get some answers about what exactly was flying over Tijuana on that day in 2019.

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Credit: Mavi Ufoalarm YouTube Channel/UFO Sightings Footage/UFO Sightings/Ufosfootage/Canva.