Flew fast, fell into the ocean: Hawaiians filmed a giant UFO

Several people in Hawaii witnessed the mysterious spectacle and filmed a bright blue, glowing, elongated unidentified flying object hovering over the Oahu sky, says New York Post.

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The flying object fell into the ocean, prompting people to call the Federal Aviation Administration and the emergency services.

It all happened on Tuesday, December 29, at about 20:30. The video shows a strange object both in the sky and in the water.

Misitina Sape, who filmed one of the videos in Nanakuli, can be heard saying: “There's something in the sky. What is this?,” Hawaii News Now reported.

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Another woman named Moriah also saw the object flying over the Princess Kahanu Estates area and told reporters later, "I looked up and thought, 'Oh shit!' I began to call my husband: “Hi. Come and look there. Do you see what I see? " Everyone who came with him said: "Aha!" I don't know what it was ... It was moving so fast. "

Federal Aviation Administration officials told HNN that there were no accidents or accidents in the area at the time.

But several witnesses reported seeing a large blue object falling from the sky into the ocean.

Moriah followed the UFO - which was silent and "bigger than a telephone pole" - for about a mile until it fell into the ocean. In one of her videos, she can be heard saying, “(It) landed in the water. Whatever it is."

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After the officers arrived, Moriah noticed white light coming from the same direction as the blue-lit object.

“My husband said, ‘Look up,’ and he saw a white object coming,” she told HNN. — The white one was smaller. It was moving in the same direction as the blue one."

A Honolulu police spokesman told HNN that there is no information available on the site, while FAA spokesman Ian Gregor said the agency had received a police report of a possible plane crash in the area, “but not a single plane disappeared from radar. And no reports of delayed or missing planes. "

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