According to information made available on April 3, 2011, UFOs were at the scene of a recent volcanic eruption in Japan. A prolific YouTube user named Sheila (of Sheilaaliens) said that she discovered the UFOs while viewing a live webcam for Sakurajima, one of Japan's most active volcanoes.
The UFOs were allegedly huddled around the base of the volcano at the time of the eruption on April 3, 2011. You can watch the video of this recent UFO sighting by clicking on the link on the left of this page.
The video shows four previously recorded live web cams each aimed at Sakurajima in Japan. The majority of the unexplained activity appears in the upper left quadrant of the screen.
Flashing lights can be seen quickly darting back and forth across the base of the volcano in the upper left portion of the video while the upper right video shows mysterious white orbs at the top, black orbs on the bottom. The four camera angles show a synchronized view of the eruption as it happens.
Sheilaaliens describes the video as follows: "This is not fake, I did a google search for Sakurajima live webcams after hearing it had errupted again today, April 3, 2011."
Reports of UFO sightings are common at the sites of natural disasters. For example, UFOs were reported in Japan preceding, during, and following the recent earthquake and subsequent tsunami there.
One of the alleged UFOs reported to be visible in a news video at the site of the tsunami in Japan was later determined to be nothing more than a helicopter. Read more here: UFO spotted over tsunami in Japan confirmed to be helicopter [video] here: Weird shocking video of UFO sighting over tsunami in Japan [video] and here: Sightings of UFOs in Japan sharply increased in the past weeks [video]
Is there a perfectly logical explanation for the recent UFO sightings in the skies above Japan? Watch the video on the left, and decide for yourself, then sign in to Facebook to leave a comment at the bottom of the page.
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