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UFO Dropping Light Viral Video: A bizarre video has taken the internet by storm, showing what looks like a UFO beaming a giant ray of light down from the sky and people can’t stop talking about it. Unlike usual UFO clips that show fast-moving lights or strange clouds, this one has sparked a fresh round of curiosity, confusion, and conspiracy. The footage was reportedly shot on June 9 in Dallas, Texas, by locals who claimed the strange beam appeared right outside their home. In the video, shared by the Instagram page ‘theoriesnow’, a group of people can be heard reacting to the sight, clearly stunned. The bright beam and the flying object above created a scene straight out of a sci-fi movie.

The viral post read: “A video posted on June 9th out of Dallas, Texas in the United States, shows a group of neighbors witnessing what appears to be a UFO sending down a giant beam of light, casting chaos and excitement around the group.” Whether real or fake, the clip has definitely brought alien fever back on the internet.

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As soon as the video went online, it crossed 284k likes and instantly divided opinions. While some users laughed it off, saying it was just a tall electric pole or some lighting glitch, others argued that those filming would have easily recognised a pole if that’s all it was. The mystery has only deepened with such debates.

One user wrote, "That’s actually a true story. NASA already confirmed on June 9 in Texas that they have seen a visible sign." "This commentary is going to go into the black history books," a second user. "Everyone out here is judging them because of the way they are speaking. Really? It’s the community they are brought up in. I swear people forget they were kids once and learned from their environment," added a third user. "Beam me up, Scotty! I'm done with this planet and ready for some intergalactic adventures," a fourth user.

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"Taking the camera off the unidentified flying object, to put it on your family walking out of the house, is gold," a fifth user wrote. "It's municipal lightning. Texas used to use them all over. Can see them in movies set in Texas like "Dazed and Confused"," added another user. "How come sightings of UFOs always happen at the time of night when people have had a solid day drinking," another user wrote.