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UFO sightings news: UFO forms ‘hole-punch clouds’; pilots encourage not to talk about aliens

| Nov 09, 2016 10:25 AM EST

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There have been an on and off news about the UFOs inhabiting outside the Earth since then. Now, fresh news suggests that a hole-punch clouds was made by the unidentified flying object.

Many UFO enthusiasts are thinking that the strange hole-punch clouds bordered by the clouds are footpaths of flying UFOs. These circular patches in the sky are somewhat a mystery and how it was formed in the middle of the daylight is really a question.

Nevertheless, Science has expounded that the object that is seen in the sky is an atmospheric existence. This was said to be made by a falling-ice crystal that came from a higher cloud or could be done by a commercial jet.

NASA also created an article about the "Hole Punch" clouds which was said to be caused by a widespread effect of aircraft that unintentionally produce a quantifiable amount of snow or rain as it flies through the clouds.

What really happens is that the airliner increases altitude punches through the cloud layer and leaves a void in a circular cookie-cutter. This also contemplates why a layer of super cooled liquid water clouds stretching is visible across the sky. Meanwhile, these hole-punch clouds could be a fall streak holes which starts with ice crystals that mostly grow to fall below as a fall streak.

Additionally, New Indian Express reported that the US Air force begun instigating the policy of encouraging its own pilots and Air traffic controllers not to say anything about the said UFO sightings. According to the report, a set of commands that is known as Communication Instructions for Reporting Vital Intelligence Sighting (CIRVIS) was given to them, on what procedures they must follow in case they encountered a UFO.

Although, experts believes that UFOs really does exist they have failed in establishing any evidences about the extraterrestrial life.

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