UFO invasion: The truth is out there in Charlotte, North Carolina

Last week a Charlotte, North Carolina man captured a UFO on camera. Is this proof of extraterrestrial life, a secret government project or Photoshop?

That’s Not a Tornado

The Charlotte Observer has reported that a local man, Javion Hill had a close encounter of the first kind with a UFO. He was driving along US 74 on his way home when he spotted the object. At first, he thought maybe a tornado was brewing so he wanted to snap some photos for his wife.

However, what he observed was something else entirely. In Hill’s words, “I saw something that wasn’t normal and I was, like: ‘Oh my god, what is that?’ I started trying to take as many pictures of it as possible while I was driving.”

Charlotte UFO 2 – Courtesy of Javion Hill and Charlotte Observer

After the craft vanished, Hill noted that a heavy rainstorm occurred. According to another article on the  Observer site, North Carolina is known for being a “hotbed” for UFO sightings and the state is ranked among the top 10 in the United States for Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon.

Why is that? Well, there are several military bases in the area. Fort Bragg, Pope Field and Camp Lejeune are nearby. It is widely believed that some of the aircraft that have been observed may be technologically advanced prototypes.

The rumor that keeps circulating is that the government’s TR-3B project is what is causing all the fervor. What a wonderful cover to hide an experimental aerospace vehicle than to let the public keep thinking that the origin is not of this world when in fact it is right under their noses?

What exactly is the TR-3B?

As you can see it is the popular triangular shaped object that has been reported all over Europe in various locations as well as the U.S. According to Military.com, the code name is Black Manta. It is also known as the Aurora project.

It Doesn’t Exist, Officially

This is how it works:

“The TR-3B uses highly pressured mercury accelerated by nuclear energy to produce a plasma that creates a field of anti-gravity around the ship. Interestingly, the plasma generated also reduces radar signature significantly. So, it’ll be almost invisible on radar & remain undetected.”

As with any highly classified topic, the military maintains that it doesn’t exist. However, the night in question in Charlotte wasn’t just Javion Hill seeing this mysterious UFO. Another man, Eric White stepped forward to state that he had seen something in the “same area that vanished in thin air.”

Naturally, when I look at both pictures that Mr. Hill has taken they look like something out of a Steven Spielberg film. However, you can actually see the rain on the windshield in the one photo. Is there an experimental craft or is this truly something otherworldly? You be the judge.

Do you think this is a hoax? Have you seen a UFO? Feel free to share your opinions in the comment section below. We want to hear from you.