Diamond UFO Spotted In Phoenix: Proof Of Alien Life?

A recent report says a “diamond” shaped UFO has been caught flying over Phoenix, and is “absolute proof” that aliens are watching over the state of Arizona.

UFO researcher Jeff Woolwine was looking at the sky above his apartment in Phoenix last April 23 in the afternoon when he spotted something odd flying in the sky. He grabbed his camera to take a video of the flying object and was surprised to see what he called a "'diamond' shape shifter entity."

Woolwine shared what he captured via Facebook, and since its posting it has been shared more than 400 times, and has garnered a lot of responses from people who either liked or appreciated what he saw.

Self-proclaimed astrobiologist Scott C. Waring saw the video and called it “[a]bsolute proof that Phoenix is being watched by aliens.” He explained his views in an entry on the ET Database.

Waring said that although it is difficult to determine what how the flying object really looks like in detail due to it being “so reflective,” the footage Woolwine caught using his “Cannon HD” camera is one of the clearest UFO videos he has seen in a while. The flying object is very luminous, and its bright yellow color “is remarkable,” he said.

Waring further emphasized that the flying object seems to have no top or bottom. It just kept turning around, rotating as it moves around and over Phoenix.

Opposing views

Of course, not all people who see the footage automatically believe that the item in question is actually an alien spaceship on a mission to observe Arizona.

One certain commenter in Mr. Waring’s blog, for example, said that although the subject is interesting, it is inconclusive and could be anything. This video, the commenter said, doesn’t seem to be the absolute proof of alien life as Mr. Waring claimed it to be.

Another person offered his take on the matter and responded to Mr. Woolwine’s post. He said the luminous object appears to be “sunlight playing along the fuselage of an aluminum aircraft” soaring at very high alttudes.

While people can speculate all they want about the matter, one thing is for sure: it’s virtually impossible to verify this at the moment. The video itself is very shaky and the footage is zoomed in from afar, resulting in unclear images, the Express noted.