Massive dark ring causes sky terror alien UFOs exist

A Facebook user posted an unusual black ring seen in the skies last night.

The massive black ring was noticed in the evening in Sentosa, Singapore, and filled the city with an unusual radiance.

Agnes Seah posted on the Nature Society Facebook group, asking members what they believed the ring could be.

“I saw this black ring flying in the sky above Sentosa. Any idea what could this be? Birds migratory?” she said.

Commenters were divided about the strange appearance, with some suggesting it was a UFO sighting.

It is also reported that the same sight was discovered in the same exact location 5 years ago.

UFOs were the most favoured explanation among the theories. Alien enthusiasts and sharp observers were quick to speculate that the video sighting could be something extraterrestrial.

Commenters speculated that because there have been no actual evidence of extraterrestrial activity, we have no idea what form it would take. As a result, a black ring in the sky could very well be an alien visitor.

With this being the second recent encounter, folks are asking if the site has any special significance to ETs.

Many individuals, however, thought this notion was too far-fetched and indicated that there was a lot more plausible idea – birds.

At first sight, the shape could be mistaken for a flock of birds migrating somewhere.

While some of the post’s users were eager to point out that this is the apparent answer, others were quick to point out that birds rarely take that shape. Rather than forming a ring, the flock frequently forms more clustered groupings.

The hazy pattern could be a cluster of solitary beings, or it could be an enigmatic solid ring.

Other commenters were sceptical of UFO theories, claiming that the sighting was nothing more than fireworks being tested.

The local area hosts a pyrotechnics show, and the fireworks must be held on the occasion. Users claimed that this sighting was simply the result of that.

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