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 UFO 'filmed for 40 minutes' by scientist
    September 07 2009 at 05:04PM Get IOL on your
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Scientists at the Purple Mountain Observatory in Nanjing, China believe it is a real possibility that footage of an unidentified flying object is the evidence we have all been waiting for.

They have confirmed 40 minutes of footage of the object was captured during this summer's solar eclipse - and that research has already started on a year-long investigation to find out what it is.

Watch a Chinese news report on the sightings, including images of the object:



The clear, daylight sighting occurred over Deqing in Guandong Province. Dozens of students claimed to have seen the object sailing through the air during a rooftop observation of the July 22 solar eclipse.
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At least nine of the students photographed it.

The UFO was also seen to change colour and shape, with the students claiming it initially appeared to be a glowing blue colour, but later darkened. - Daily Mail

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