Two strange objects similar to flying saucer caught on Google Maps. The one in Texas, while the other was the appearance of a strange object in New Mexico.
The second sighting distance of strange objects in the sky are separated by 1,000 miles. But, strangely similar. This image is a shadow resembling a UFO, orange lights.
Quoted from page Dailymail, online users can see two objects in Jacksonville, Texas, and at the Sky City Casino Hotel, 32 Indian Service Route 30, Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico.
Picture this then begs the question, how the shape of a flying saucer can be recorded on Google.
Both of these objects are both above the street. Picture flying saucer that was first revealed in the Texas resident named Andrea Dover told a television station. She noticed the strange image while looking for a way in Google Maps.
So far, no one has been able to explain the picture, especially the residents of both cities. The most popular theory and the sense is: an image similar to a flying saucer fluorescent glare of the sun is caught on camera.
KLTV, television stations affiliated with the ABC to send reporters to investigate the image. But, the reporter just got the word "wow" of the people in Jacksonville.
The second sighting distance of strange objects in the sky are separated by 1,000 miles. But, strangely similar. This image is a shadow resembling a UFO, orange lights.
Quoted from page Dailymail, online users can see two objects in Jacksonville, Texas, and at the Sky City Casino Hotel, 32 Indian Service Route 30, Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico.
Picture this then begs the question, how the shape of a flying saucer can be recorded on Google.
Both of these objects are both above the street. Picture flying saucer that was first revealed in the Texas resident named Andrea Dover told a television station. She noticed the strange image while looking for a way in Google Maps.
So far, no one has been able to explain the picture, especially the residents of both cities. The most popular theory and the sense is: an image similar to a flying saucer fluorescent glare of the sun is caught on camera.
KLTV, television stations affiliated with the ABC to send reporters to investigate the image. But, the reporter just got the word "wow" of the people in Jacksonville.





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