US police filmed an unidentified flying object appearing over a nuclear power plant. Three officers from Minneapolis observed a glowing UFO with six multicolored circles, hovering at an altitude of about three kilometers above the station.
According to the report, one of the officers went to the property in a patrol car while the other two continued to conduct surveillance from the garage. They describe the object as being capable of moving at low speeds and supersonically, generating lift without any sound.
The incident occurred in February, but the recording was only made public on October 20. The appearance of a UFO on a strategically important object caused surprise and concern among social network users, Daily Mail reported.
Previously, scientists updated the procedure in case of first contact with aliens. The amendments were approved at the International Aeronautical Congress (IAC) in Sydney in 2025. The first protocol of its kind was developed 36 years ago, in 1989. In 2010, its provisions were adjusted. The new update addresses several important aspects. It reflects the increasing complexity of handling highly sensitive topics in today's world, especially when it comes to social media.
Previously, it was reported that Americans reported more than 2,200 UFO-related incidents in six months. According to statistics, the greatest activity of observers occurred in January, when more than 560 reports were received. By June, there were fewer messages; In July, an increase was again noted: in the first week alone, 87 signals were received.
