UFO’s Over Pyramids: Crystal Clear Footage of Bizarre Objects At Giza Goes Viral

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The footage, uploaded to YouTube by the channel Section 51 2, shows a crowd of tourists looking towards the wonder of the ancient world, while three bizarre triangular objects hover above.

The video is one of the clearest ever captures of alleged UFOs, as critics often claim films of supposed alien craft are blurred or too shaky to watch.

It even shows close ups of the upside down pyramids, looking up from the base of the pyramids, as they appear to hover and rotate above three of the relics.

Section 51 2 includes no real details about the alleged sighting, but says in subtitles on the video that it was filmed in April 2016, and the UFO’s were present for four hours.

An article accompanying the video on the Section 51 2 website makes no further reference to the alleged sighting in the video.

It instead discusses the Tulli Papyrus, which is an alleged ancient document which suggests that flying saucers, described as “circles of fire”, appeared over the pyramids in around 1500 BC.

It also points to an “ancient astronauts” conspiracy theory which claims that the pyramids were built by our ancestors with the help of an advanced race of aliens that visited Earth thousands of years ago.

However, it is likely the video is a clever hoax made using CGI technology.

Critics have pointed out if this actually happened it would likely have made world TV news and not been consigned to one website.

Earl Verity posted on YouTube: “I wish it were true but this is not. would have been the biggest news story of mankind!”

User Kalvash posted on YouTube: “So it was there for several hours and this is the only guy to record and upload it?”

And one called Teflon12110 said: “Good CGI and light rendering but bystanders are not fascinated enough with it as well as the resolutions are off from the ‘ufo’ in comparison to the pyramid.” Section 51 2 has been outed by serious UFO investigators and hoax busters as regularly using GCI effects to add extraordinarily clear-looking UFOs to its videos.

The website and channel features on many UFO investigators “blacklists” of so-called UFO sites to avoid because of its alleged use of hoaxes, which “discredit genuine research”.

The ‘about section’ on its website suggests it broadcasts genuine footage, saying: “Sometimes we have no words to explain what we see, sometimes we can see that it’s just hoax.

“The purpose of Section 51 is to make you ask yourself these questions about UFOs… Many UFO reports from soldiers exist all around the world but some people want to hide the truth.

“Section 51 shows you UFO incidents reported by people and most of the time by soldiers in wartime.”

But there is a disclaimer on its YouTube page, which suggests otherwise. It states: “These videos are for entertainment purposes only.”We cannot authenticate all videos. Viewers are free to make their own conclusions.” Scott Brando, who runs hoax-busting website ufoofintererst.org, said the channel “clearly” broadcast out and out hoaxes which had been digitally made.

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