The recording revealed the fact that flying saucers appeared in Australia 50 years ago

A tape recording suddenly revealed the truth about flying saucers at a high school in Australia, more than 50 years ago.

On April 6, 1966, more than 300 students and staff at a Westall High School , in Clayton, a suburb of Melbourne, Australia saw many UFOs fly silently in the sky before landing in a field near. This is the largest flying saucer in Australia.

The photo is said to capture the moment the flying saucer appeared in Australia in 1966 - (Photo: Daily Mail).

Over the years there have been various reports of what happened at Westall High School. For example, many people said they saw three objects like flying saucers, while others said there was only one.

Some people believe that it is definitely a meeting with, but many others believe flying objects are new technologies tested by the government.

Recently, a recorded audio tape caught the attention of many people. Accordingly, Dr. James E. McDonald (an American physicist famous for flying saucer studies) recounted his interview with a Westall science teacher Andrew Greenwood , who witnessed the image of flying saucers hovering in the sky on April 6.

"Greenwood told me that, on the day of the incident, an excited kid ran into the classroom and told him there was a flying saucer outside. At first, he thought this child had been dementia or something, so don't pay attention, but when the child insists that the object is flying in the sky, he decides to go out and check for himself.

'When he went out, he noticed a group of children looking to the northeast and when he approached, his own eyes saw a flying object hovering near the power line'.

Mr. Greenwood described that it is a round, silver object, the size of a car, with a metal rod above it, suspended.

Next, the teacher said, up to 5 planes surrounded the object and many people began to gather to witness the scene right before their eyes.

"Mr. Greenwood calls it the most shocking flying object you've ever seen in life , " McDonald said. "The planes do all they can to reach that object. Every time the plane approaches the object, it will slow down, then accelerate again to avoid the aircraft. This cat-and-mouse game takes place more than 20. minutes and there were 350 students and school staff watching, and then suddenly, the flying saucers flew away and disappeared within a few seconds, before the school principal came out and asked everyone to go to class. "

Westall High School (Photo: news.com.au).

Over the years there has been information that the government has tried to cover up the incident and prevent witnesses from talking, but Mr. Greenwood said the new principal was the first to try to extinguish the discussion about the incident.

"The principal told the students that they would be severely punished if they talked about this and the staff could lose their jobs if they mentioned it," Kibel recounted.