Spain: Remembering Galicia's 1987 UFO Wave - Inexplicata

A set of Hispanic sightings begins with an apparent multiply-witnessed aerial display that profoundly affected the viewers. (Note vis-a-vis the "Santa Compana" explanation: when in Galicia, it might be a good idea to be able to draw a "Solomon's Circle" in chalk on the ground.) More recently, and in Mexico: UFO Sightings in Coahuila have social media users buzzing. It was difficult to see any points of reference for this supposedly moving display. Again in Mexico: Alleged UFOs Over Monterrey have elicited commentary both pro and con. While interesting, they're not on the level of The Mystery of the Chihuahua UFO Crash. Bent Swancer credits Ruben Uriarte and Noe Torres for the "most complete source and record of the case," and is likewise probably accurate in pronouncing it "a fantastic story relegated to the realm of speculation and debate." But it's a humdinger of a tale with just about everything one could imagine. (WM)

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