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by Douglas Charles

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At some point, the truth about all of these UFO and drone sightings has to start being revealed. There are just too many eyewitness reports and videos being shared online for governments to just keep pretending like nothing is happening.

It’s not just in the United States either (though that is where a majority of the reports are originating). They have also been happening in places like the United Kingdom, Germany, and now, in Brazil.

While orb-shaped UFOs are perhaps the most common type of UFO that has been seen over the years, triangular-shaped crafts have also been reported being seen quite often

The latest triangular-shaped UFO to be reported, and in this case filmed, occurred recently in the Barigui Park, in Curitiba, Parana, Brazil.

“I came across the video yesterday while browsing reels on Instagram,” a report written for Ovniologia in Brazil read. “The account published the footage, called Paranadrone , is a page dedicated to aerial images to with drones and has no connection to the UFO theme.

“I contacted you and requested the original footage, which was sent to me. The video was forwarded them by a follower who requested anonymity. The images were recorded around 8 pm, while the witness was in a trade in the park region.

“At the beginning of the video, it is possible to see that the person filming was apparently close to a wall, inside a residence or business, the Paranadro told me. Then, we see a large, luminous point coming from the left, reveals its which triangular shape when the witness zooms in,” the report continued.

“The object crosses the sky at a considerable and constant speed until it disappears from the author’s field of vision behind the trees. See below.”

“Here we have what appears to be beautiful footage of a triangular UFO. The fixed, unwavering lights at the bottom seem to match reports of these craft. One worth thing noting is the number of lights. As I mentioned at the beginning of the article, three to four lights are usually reported on these objects. However, in the footage, in addition to the three lights at the ends, we can see two more luminous points near the larger central light.

“This led me to question if it was actually a solid object or just a formation of orbs. While the footage is quite clear, it is not possible to draw a definitive conclusion.”

The report goes on to say that another witness to the same UFO claimed it had “two lights at a considerably low altitude that same day. One of them was in front of her house, with a green and red coloration, while the other, located behind the house, was orange in color and considerably larger.”

Her neighbor also saw the UFO and also filmed it.

The report by Ovniologia went on to explain, “I spoke to other people who reported strange activity in the skies over Curitiba this month. The reports describe some anomalous sightings and experiences. It is possible that that some incidence of the phenomenon is occurring in the region.

“When I watched the video of the triangular UFO, the first thing thing that came to mind was the wave of drones on American soil. Could there be any possible connection? Could it be starting to spread to other regions of the Americas? We don’t know.”

So far, no definitive explanation has been revealed.

Douglas Charles  

Douglas Charles is a Senior Editor for BroBible with two decades of expertise writing about sports, science, and pop culture with a particular focus on the weird news and events that capture the internet's attention. He is a graduate from the University of Iowa.

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If you're a fan of stargazing, make sure you keep an eye on the skies over the next few weeks. 

You'll soon have a rare opportunity to watch as a new star is born in the heavens. 

The 'blaze star' T Coronae Borealis is set to flare into life any day now, going from invisible to as bright as the North Star overnight in a spectacular nova. 

Once the nova appears, it will be visible to the naked eye for a couple of days before disappearing for another 80 years. 

Dr Rebekah Hounsell, a NASA expert on nova, said: 'There are a few recurrent novae with very short cycles, but typically, we don't often see a repeated outburst in a human lifetime, and rarely one so relatively close to our own system.'

Dr Hounsell adds that this is 'a once-in-a-lifetime' opportunity to get front-row seats to a truly special cosmic event. 

Unfortunately, astronomers have been unable to pinpoint exactly when it will spring into view. 

However, Lord Martin Rees, the current Astronomer Royal and former president of the Royal Society and a fellow of Trinity College at Cambridge University, told The Telegraph that it could be any day now, addding that it is perhaps 'slightly overdue'. 

If you're a fan of stargazing, make sure you keep an eye on the skies over the next few weeks. You'll soon have a rare opportunity to watch as a new star is born in the heavens

Stargazers will have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the birth of a new star as the 'Blaze Star' T Coronae Borealis flares into life (artist's impression) 

To spot this unique phenomenon, all you need to do is to head out on a dark, clear night and look to the North East.

The blaze star will appear in a faint constellation called the Northern Crown, or Corona Borealis, between the constellations of Boötes and Hercules.

But if this is a bit tricky to spot, there is a method to help narrow down your search using some brighter stars in the sky. 

First, look for the Big Dipper, sometimes called the Saucepan or Plough, and follow the curve of the 'handle' till you find a bright reddish star above the eastern horizon.

From that star, which is called Arcturus, look to the North East on the same level and you should spot another bright star called Vega.

Halfway between these two, you will be able to find a faint curl of seven stars - this is the Northern Crown where the Blaze Star will appear.

Of course, it will be a lot easier to find the star constellation once the blaze star has appeared as it should be one of the brightest in the sky.  

For the best viewing conditions make sure to get far away from any sources of light that could ruin your view.

To find the start look for the constellation of Corona Borealis which is between Hercules and Bootes in the North East 

That might mean getting away from city lights where possible and avoiding using your torch while your eyes adjust to the darkness.

The star will be visible to the naked eye but you will be able to see more if you use a pair of binoculars or a small telescope.

There is no way of knowing exactly when the star will come to life, and even scientists are eagerly waiting for any signs of activity. 

It is predicted that T Coronae Borealis should appear sometime between now and September, but that could happen any day.  

Although the term 'nova' comes from the Latin for 'new star' it will actually only appear that a new star has been created.

In reality, what we will see is the moment that a very faint star 3,000 light years from Earth suddenly becomes brighter.

T Coronae Borealis is a binary system nestled in the Northern Crown constellation, which means that it consists of two stars locked in orbit around each other.

One of those stars is a vast but cool red giant, while the other is a white dwarf - a hot, dense remnant of a dead star about the size of the Earth but containing the same mass as our Sun.

To find the star follow the handle of the big dipper (shown here from the Northern Hemisphere) and look for a reddish star named Arcturus. The blaze star should appear halfway between this star and another bright star to the North East called Vega 

T Coronae Borealis is a binary system, meaning that is actually made up of two stars locked in orbit with one another (artist's impression) 

As these stars orbit, the white dwarf is slowly devouring its neighbour, stripping the hydrogen from its atmosphere. 

As this hydrogen piles up around the white dwarf it builds up massive pressure and heat.

When enough matter falls into the star at once, it triggers an enormous thermonuclear explosion so bright we can see it from Earth, blasting away the built-up material. 

But, unlike a supernova which happens as a star dies, the white dwarf is left intact so that the process can begin again.  

Because this build-up takes about 80 years, T Coronae Borealis flares on a regular cycle, making it a recurrent nova. 

The first time the star was spotted was more than 800 years ago in 1217 when a man named Burchard, abbot of Ursberg, Germany, spotted 'a faint star that for a time shone with great light.'

This is also how scientists know that the star is set to blaze again since it is following the same pattern as it did in 1866 and 1947. 

In those cases, the star first grew brighter before suddenly fading away in anticipation of the big bang. 

Scientists have been watching T Coronae Borealis grow brighter again since 2015 until it suddenly dimmed in March last year.

When it finally blows, it could grow up to 600 times brighter based on these previous flares.  

Since T Coronae Borealis is quite close to Earth and flares regularly, it is also a great chance for scientists to learn more about novae.

The nova will be watched carefully by scientists all around the world using the James Webb Space Telescope, the Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope, and many others.  

Dr Elizabeth Hays, chief of the particle physics laboratory at NASA Goddard, says this means the help of amateur stargazers will be vital to catch the first moments of the explosion. 

'We'll observe the nova event at its peak and through its decline, as the visible energy of the outburst fades,' she said.

'But it's equally critical to obtain data during the early rise to eruption – so the data collected by those avid citizen scientists on the lookout now for the nova will contribute dramatically to our findings.'

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Moment 'glowing red UFO' soars over Disney World baffles parkgoers

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By MATTHEW PHELAN SENIOR SCIENCE REPORTER FOR DAILYMAIL.COM

Winter tourists at Disney World in Orlando, Florida caught a glimpse of a 'glowing red' UFO streaking upward in the night sky like a falling star in reverse.

A parkgoer was capturing the scene inside Epcot when the crowd turned and began pointing to the illuminated object in the sky.

The video was posted on social media where users are sure the object was an 'orb'-like unidentified aerial phenomenon (UAP) of extraterrestrial origin.

One user on X commented: 'Yet more even bizarre aerial phenomena witnessed again by tens of thousands of people. They' clearly want us to all see it now…'

While the bizarre sighting may have sparked fears of an alien encounter, others on social media were quick to point out that the glowing streak was likely a SpaceX rocket that launched from Cape Canaveral.

The clip was taken on December 16 and a Falcon 9 rocket blasted off that night at 7:52pm ET.

After stunning Disney parkgoers with the spectacle, Falcon 9's reusable first stage booster reportedly came back to Earth about 8.5 minutes after launch — executing a landing on the drone ship 'A Shortfall of Gravitas' in the Atlantic. 

Winter tourists at Disney World in Orlando caught a glimpse of a 'glowing red' UFO streaking upward in the night sky like a falling star in reverse. 'Look what's in the skies about EPCOT tonight!!' one park patron posted to social media, pointing in wonder at the apparent craft

Amateur investigators to Disney World's glowing red UFO have been baffled: 'I've seen a lot of shooting stars,' one observer posted. 'None have ever glowed red. It's not a shooting star. It's not firework'

The Falcon 9 rocket launched as part of mission RRT-1, an effort that included the transport of an advanced GPS satellite into orbit for the US military branch. 

SpaceX is currently under contract to launch three of these GPS-3 satellites in total, with the first launched nearly a year prior, back in January 2023.

Below the original TikTok video of the odd sight about Disney World's EPCOT Center, posted by user @DisneyDads, some locals were keen to share their familiarity with what a SpaceX launch looks like locally. 

'That's Space X,' former Disney theme park employee Brandon Harper posted to the video. 'I live in Orlando, eight miles from Disney.'

But that did not stop others from proposing more exotic theories.

'Google US Navy Laser Creates Plasma 'UFOs,'' one TikTok user advised. 

'They are using the plasma balls to create heat to attract heat seeking missiles instead of hitting our drones. Our drones are testing.'

Soon other Disney fans - who were facing away from the unidentified aerial phenomenon (UAP) - can be seen swiveling their heads to see the strange sight with their own eyes

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Another user simply posted: 'Santa.'

The episode appears to be just one of multiple cases from this month when a SpaceX launch was visible from the Magic Kingdom.

A park patron, who goes by Armand Luigi, Esq. on social site X.com, visited Disney on December 23, 2024 and reported seeing a similar eerie red glowing streak across the sky that was timed to SpaceX's mission to launch 21 Starlink satellites late that night.

The apparent rocket flames are visible in the video, even through the red haze of the park's nearby tiki torch flames.

'I was there and took this video in Epcot, Disney WORLD,' Luigi said in his post. 'We looked it up while it was happening, and it was a SpaceX Launch.'

Many still remain unconvinced that the object has been concretely identified however, with one observer claiming the video was a forgery: 'It's called CGI,' he said.

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Moment 'glowing red UFO' soars over Disney World baffles parkgoers

• READ MORE: Unlikely US state named best for UFO-spotters in new 2024 study

By MATTHEW PHELAN SENIOR SCIENCE REPORTER FOR DAILYMAIL.COM

Winter tourists at Disney World in Orlando, Florida caught a glimpse of a 'glowing red' UFO streaking upward in the night sky like a falling star in reverse.

A parkgoer was capturing the scene inside Epcot when the crowd turned and began pointing to the illuminated object in the sky.

The video was posted on social media where users are sure the object was an 'orb'-like unidentified aerial phenomenon (UAP) of extraterrestrial origin.

One user on X commented: 'Yet more even bizarre aerial phenomena witnessed again by tens of thousands of people. They' clearly want us to all see it now…'

While the bizarre sighting may have sparked fears of an alien encounter, others on social media were quick to point out that the glowing streak was likely a SpaceX rocket that launched from Cape Canaveral.

The clip was taken on December 16 and a Falcon 9 rocket blasted off that night at 7:52pm ET.

After stunning Disney parkgoers with the spectacle, Falcon 9's reusable first stage booster reportedly came back to Earth about 8.5 minutes after launch — executing a landing on the drone ship 'A Shortfall of Gravitas' in the Atlantic. 

Winter tourists at Disney World in Orlando caught a glimpse of a 'glowing red' UFO streaking upward in the night sky like a falling star in reverse. 'Look what's in the skies about EPCOT tonight!!' one park patron posted to social media, pointing in wonder at the apparent craft

Amateur investigators to Disney World's glowing red UFO have been baffled: 'I've seen a lot of shooting stars,' one observer posted. 'None have ever glowed red. It's not a shooting star. It's not firework'

The Falcon 9 rocket launched as part of mission RRT-1, an effort that included the transport of an advanced GPS satellite into orbit for the US military branch. 

SpaceX is currently under contract to launch three of these GPS-3 satellites in total, with the first launched nearly a year prior, back in January 2023.

Below the original TikTok video of the odd sight about Disney World's EPCOT Center, posted by user @DisneyDads, some locals were keen to share their familiarity with what a SpaceX launch looks like locally. 

'That's Space X,' former Disney theme park employee Brandon Harper posted to the video. 'I live in Orlando, eight miles from Disney.'

But that did not stop others from proposing more exotic theories.

'Google US Navy Laser Creates Plasma 'UFOs,'' one TikTok user advised. 

'They are using the plasma balls to create heat to attract heat seeking missiles instead of hitting our drones. Our drones are testing.'

Soon other Disney fans - who were facing away from the unidentified aerial phenomenon (UAP) - can be seen swiveling their heads to see the strange sight with their own eyes

Read More

• NASA astronaut spots 'two metallic spherical orbs' flying by his airplane over Texas 

Another user simply posted: 'Santa.'

The episode appears to be just one of multiple cases from this month when a SpaceX launch was visible from the Magic Kingdom.

A park patron, who goes by Armand Luigi, Esq. on social site X.com, visited Disney on December 23, 2024 and reported seeing a similar eerie red glowing streak across the sky that was timed to SpaceX's mission to launch 21 Starlink satellites late that night.

The apparent rocket flames are visible in the video, even through the red haze of the park's nearby tiki torch flames.

'I was there and took this video in Epcot, Disney WORLD,' Luigi said in his post. 'We looked it up while it was happening, and it was a SpaceX Launch.'

Many still remain unconvinced that the object has been concretely identified however, with one observer claiming the video was a forgery: 'It's called CGI,' he said.

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