Watch: TV station films UFO again

For the second time this summer, a television station in Buffalo, New York filmed some kind of UFO. In a segment that aired late last month, WKBW meteorologist Autumn Lewandowski highlighted the strange oddity which appeared in a time-lapse video of the city skyline. In the footage, an anomalous glowing ball can be seen hovering in the sky and then seems to dip down a bit before zipping past the camera.

In a testament to the difficulty in discerning curious objects seen in the sky, one of Lewandowski's colleagues quickly points out a second 'amazing' object in the footage, but is quickly shot down. "That's a planet," the amused meteorologist says, "you don't have to worry about that." As for the UFO, Lewandowski suggested that it could have been a drone. Considering that it appeared on a time-lapse video, this may account for why the object looked like it was moving with fantastic speed.

That said, UFO enthusiasts are not quite convinced by that explanation, observing that an enhanced look at the object shows that it has no wings or identifiable lights which would indicate that it was a drone. In something of a weird coincidence, perhaps, the UFO sighting came just a week or so after the station's outdoor camera caught another anomalous object flying over the city. What's your take on the object? Let us know at the Coast to Coast AM Facebook page.

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(Source: coasttocoastam.com; July 24, 2018; http://tinyurl.com/ybsulrl9)
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