· Mexican Air Force UFO
Mexican Air Force Incident 2004
On March 5, 2004, a Mexican Air Force patrol aircraft captured infrared images of 11 luminous objects flying above the Gulf of Mexico. This incident, which became one of the most documented cases of UFO sightings by a military force, sparked international debate on the nature of these unidentified aerial phenomena.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many objects were filmed during the incident?
- Eleven distinct luminous objects were captured by the infrared camera of the C-26 aircraft of the Mexican Air Force.
- Why did radar not detect these objects?
- The objects did not produce detectable radar echoes, which suggests they might not be conventional aircraft or that they possessed technology reducing their radar signature.
- Who were the witnesses of this incident?
- The professional crew of the Air Force, led by Commander Magdaleno Castañeda, composed of pilots and trained military equipment operators.
Source
Original source: Mexican Air Force UFO
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