Unbelievable facts
The most incredible theories about the origin of Stonehenge have been put forward since the Middle Ages.
One of the strangest explanations for the existence of this monument is that it is a place for ancient alien spaceships to land.
Now global conspiracy theorists believe these aliens returned a few days before the Summer Solstice.
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UFO over Stonehenge
A large “flying saucer” visited a monument in Wiltshire. She hovered for a short time above the stone statues before disappearing. Eyewitnesses said that the UFO was black in color, had the shape of a disk, and its diameter was about 7-10 m.
We can say that Stonehenge is a favorite place for UFO hunters. By the way, one of the well-known observations has recently been publicized. UK government documents have been declassified.
These once-classified files from 2007 to 2009 show several odd reports of alien encounters. Along with UFO sightings near Stonehenge, the documents refer to a man who claimed to have lived with aliens in a reconnaissance spacecraft near the Parliament House.
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The first UFO sighting was recorded in the United States in 1947, although the Meteoburo reports that a quarter of a century before that, there were reports of unexplained phenomena.
In 1952, Prime Minister Winston Churchill took this issue so seriously that he ordered the secret of UFO sightings to avoid panic among the public.
But expert David Clark said about the recent UFO sighting: “This is completely unconvincing. Maybe it's a bird in the picture.”
The origin of Stonehenge
The builders at Stonehenge most likely just started a failed project that was never completed, according to a leading historian.
Professor Ronald Hutton describes the prehistoric miracle on Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire, as “a unique and possibly unsuccessful experiment — it's not so much a triumph as a catastrophe.”
This grand structure still stands in its original place and is one of the most famous prehistoric monuments in the world. The structure was built by someone who, according to Professor Hutton, an expert on paganism at the University of Bristol, was “crazy enough to start such a movement experiment and treating huge stones as if they were wooden.”
It should be noted that scientists have determined that when lifting one of the huge boulders in the outer circle, the workers apparently missed it, as a result of which the stone fell and broke in half.
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UFO over Stonehenge (video)
This video was shot almost two years ago.