Canadian couple finds mysterious UFOs 'as bright as sun' in the sky

A video has gone viral on social media with claims of a UFO sighting in Canada. The video was shot by Justin Stevenson from Winnipeg while he was on a drive with his wife, Danielle Daniels-Stevenson, through Fort Alexander. The video, which was shot on May 24, has now gone viral on social media.

Two flying bright objects

In the video, some unexplained glowing lights can be seen in the night sky over the Winnipeg River as they drive through. According to Stevenson, the objects were “as bright as the sun” and were seen flying south above the river's north shore before disappearing behind a cloud. In the video, Stevenson can be heard describing the bright light above the tree line when he suddenly realizes that there is more than one such mysterious object.

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"Look, there's another one," he said, adding, "Yo, I think we're seeing some aliens! For real!"

Not from earth

According to Stevenson, who is a self-proclaimed skeptic of otherworldly life, he’s convinced the flying objects weren’t from planet Earth. “It felt like we were in a sci-fi movie,” he told local media, adding that “They were super bright like a fire in the sky.”

“I was skeptical before I saw this, but now this has given me the proof I need that there’s something out there other than humans,” he said. 

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"Seen this just few mins ago, what is it? Lasted like half hour," Danielle, who posted the video of the strange encounter on Facebook, stated.

UFOs or helicopter

After the video went viral, opinions were divided among UFO enthusiasts, with many arguing that it could be helicopters, drones, or flares dropped from planes and obscured by clouds. While others were convinced that the strange lights were a “clear shot of UFOs.”

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