YouTube Channel Claims to Show UFO Over Denver Airport
The video drew nearly 80,000 views in a matter of days, but no unusual incident has been officially reported, and the footage has not been verified.
A one-hour YouTube video purports to show a UFO over Denver International Airport and has drawn nearly 80,000 views. The sighting has not been officially confirmed, and the channel that posted the video specializes in mysterious content.
A one-hour YouTube video purports to show a UFO over Denver International Airport. Titled “Scary UFO Caught Over Denver Airport, One They Weren’t Supposed to See!”, it was uploaded to the 50M Videos channel on November 1 and drew nearly 80,000 views within days, Denver radio station 98.5 KYGO reported.
The video shows the sky above Peña Boulevard, the road leading to the airport. Its description says the footage “raised serious questions,” but offers no evidence to support that claim.
The channel mostly posts compilations of strange things caught on camera. Some of its video titles include “Giants Are Actually Real” and “If You See This Spider, Run Fast.” The sensational titles are typical of the channel.
There are no official reports of anything unusual over the airport, and the reporter was unable to verify when or where the video was filmed. Without confirmation of the time and location, it is impossible to determine the source of the lights.
Questions & answers
What does the video show?
The video shows the sky above Peña Boulevard for about an hour and features an object the channel calls a UFO. No evidence has been presented to confirm that identification.
Have the authorities confirmed anything?
No. There are no official reports of an unusual sighting over Denver International Airport.