At least one person was killed and several were injured when a bomb went off in Oslo, Norway on Friday, July 22, 2011. It didn't take long after this tragic event for people to discover a UFO in the televised news footage of the scene.
Update: The object has since been identified, click here to discover the identity of the Oslo "UFO"
By now, there have been multiple reports of a UFO seen hovering or flying slowly in the background of the video showing the immediate aftermath of the bomb explosion. One of the people who posted a video of this unexplained phenomenon to YouTube was a person with the user name Spartan300Hoplites, a 20 year old who is based out of the United Kingdom.
Although this video is not the first recorded video that shows the UFO in the sky over Oslo after the explosion, it does zoom in on the unidentified flying object on the screen to enable the viewer to spot it more easily. This particular observer actually posted two videos of the UFO, but removed the second video shortly after sharing it. The initial video is still available at this time. You can launch it at the left side of this page, or at the following link: UFO spotted in the aftermath of Oslo, Norway bombing [video]
The video is actually a recording of a televised news report; the cameraman zooms in on the mysterious object high above the buildings in the scene. Perhaps someone will be able to find and post a clearer image of the UFO as the story develops. Check it out, and share your thoughts below.
In case you haven't noticed, UFO sightings have been reported at the site of many natural and man-made disasters, catastrophes, or other newsworthy events. Here are just a few recent examples:
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