Heavenly secret about the strange plane accidents in Australia

Thanks to the curiosity of two scientists, the accident story of flights of airlines around the world took place in Australia.

Strange incidents occurred in Australia's sky recently causing confusion for many people, even the country's top aviation safety experts. Thanks to the curiosity of two scientists Paul Dean and Keith Basterfield, the story of the pilots' reports of these flights has come to light.

Attracted by an Australian Traffic Safety Administration (ATSB) report of the plane crash that took place on March 19 last year in Perth airspace in connection with UFOs, the two researchers dug deep into it. case and found another similar case in Australia but was kept secret.

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The ATSB report concluded that an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) is directly related to the accident. But there are suspicious points when an ATSB spokesman told News.com.au: 'ATSB cannot confirm the details of the object or any UAV in the area at that time.'

The accident report says: 'At 1.15km above sea level, the crew saw a flashing light right in front of the plane. The light appeared to track the direction of the plane and the crew realized that the light could be from a UAV. The pilots have reported objects that are cylindrical and gray. ' At that time, the pilot tried to take the plane with 53 passengers to avoid the collision with strange objects.

Initially, Dean and Basterfielf thought this could be a UFO. However, they have just announced a new study of a closer collision and believe that the crash of the aircraft may have been caused by the missile.

What changed the minds of researchers?

Scientists have submitted a request for freedom of information with Australian air services, asking for information on recent instances of unexplained objects in the sky. They were surprised with reports of 13 incidents over the past seven years.

For example, the " XKI (DH8C) flight pilot reported that at a height of 2 km, a strange object about 1 meter in size approached the plane with a distance of 15m, causing the plane to tilt to the left. In particular, this object is attached to an umbrella '. In another case, in September 2012, TGW581 flight reported a cylindrical object, red in the opposite direction of the plane at an altitude of 6km.