Back in the day, it kind of made sense that there weren't a lot of photos of UFOs, because people didn't have cameras at their disposal all the time. But now? Not so much. Not only do we have cameras on our phones, but we can also share our evidence instantly with millions through Twitter and Facebook.
So when a strange assortment of lights appeared in the sky around Houston in August of last year, people immediately got out their phones to share the experience. UFO or not, this evidence proves something was up that night.
A guy named Andrew Pena shot this video while trying to capture a local storm and saw something even more shocking instead.
Andrew wasn't the only one who saw an unidentified craft on the expressway that night. These photos were posted on Twitter by another Houstonian just minutes after Andrew's video was captured.
Notice the perfect ring of the lights. What crafts do humans have that create a visual like that? Oh wait. None.
I'm sure some people will find more than one logical (i.e., non-extraterrestrial) explanation for all this, and maybe these images aren't evidence of an alien invasion at all. The neat thing about the times we live in, though, is that whenever Earth experiences a close encounter of the third kind, there will be hundreds if not thousands of people around to document it from every angle. Hey, even selfies could help us fight against an alien invasion.
Source: http://www.viralnova.com/houston-alien/
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