Surprising strange phenomenon in Michoacán sky (Photo: Excelsior)
A strange meteorological phenomenon was recorded in the skies of Michoacán, in Central Mexico, on Friday January 20, 2017. The formation looked like an inverted swirl and had a beam of light passing through its center.
In social networks, users shared the images of what looked like an inverted swirl with a beam of light in its lower part. The rare cloud formation could be appreciated from Uruapan to Morelia, in the central part of the state.
According to Mexican news agency Quadratín, it could be a spot of steam that measured kilometers of length and height, taking different forms, from a comet, to a whirlwind and a rhombus.
As is common in these cases, there were comments on social networks of people saying that it could be “a spacecraft disguising itself to look like a cloud”. Others even stated that extraterrestrial beings were trying to contact the Mexican people to warn them about Donald Trump.
Michoacan residents observed in wonderment, and took numerous photographs and even video of this peculiar phenomena, which remained in the sky of this region from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Source: http://www.excelsior.com.mx/
Comments
more recommended stories
Man arrested in Mexico City for sexually abusing of more than 30 childrenWhen we read about these type.
Ixi’im Restaurant: a physical and visual integration that allows transit between epochsThis place went from an abandoned.
More police presence in Playa del CarmenThe municipality of Playa del Carmen.
Atlanta GA restaurant offers Yucatan-inspired rooftopEstrella, a Yucatan-inspired rooftop restaurant and.
Gigantic bombastic creatures take over Mexico CityOn Saturday, October 20, the 12th.
Chablé Maroma: a unique Riviera Mayan retreat with a dash of Mayan mysticismYamuna is reading my aura—whether I.
23 technology projects presented at Yucatán’s “Binational Node of Innovation”The report of 23 scientific teams.
Honey production decreases in YucatanThe current situation of bees has.
Scientific study alerts on the Yucatan coast’s state of health“The National Coastal Resilience Laboratory (Lanresc).
Mérida who?Don Murphy from International Living describes the.
Leave a Comment