A UFO was «spotted» over Las Vegas and Spirit Mountain on March 12 with paranormal investigator and author Joshua P. Warren capturing this footage. Warren, who also hosts the Strange Things podcast, used a high-speed camera, filming 1000 frames per second, to film the event that supposedly shows an unidentified flying object.
The sophisticated technology allows people to view fast-moving objects, such as bullets midflight, that would ordinarily be traveling too quickly for humans to perceive. Warren, who has previously recorded apparent UAPs over the skies of Las Vegas, traveled to Spirit Mountain, Nevada, which is a sacred site for Native American tribes 80 miles south of Las Vegas, on March 12 to set up his recording equipment.
As shown in this footage, a shiny, pulsing object was recorded zipping across the sky on multiple occasions. “These objects defy the known laws of physics. I believe they are flying around us all the time. Pilots say these UAPs can travel over 1000 miles per hour, and that’s why we need to start pointing high-speed cameras at the sky to record them,» Warren said.
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The paranormal enthusiast added: «Because this is high-speed footage, and these objects produce such amazing maneuvers in less than a second, we can rule out insects, dust, optical illusions, and conventional aircraft. These are truly UAP.”
On April 20, 2023, he captured a speeding white object in the sky at 1:30 pm at the same site. It ejected a second item, before turning 90 degrees, all in the space of one second. At the same time, a black, cylindrical object shot across the sky.
Some of Warren’s footage is scheduled to appear on the Travel Channel later this year. Meanwhile, many of the videos viewers were grateful for Warren for sharing his findings.
«Thanks, Joshua, this is fascinating information and amazing footage,» one internet user wrote. «Great capture man. CustodianFile’s UAP dragons are similar. It’s obviously more complicated than just self-organizing plasmas riding geomagnetic currents or whatever, but that part-way explanation isnt half bad,» wrote another.
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