Evidence of UFOs

Pictures of the Air China jet show the damage the mysterious mid-air collision caused to its nose cone after.

The pilot said the aircraft was struggling to perform and he immediately called air traffic controllers, according to reports.

He was then allowed him to return to the airport. Experts said investigations into the suspected crash have raised suspicions that the aircraft was hit by a 'foreign object'.

However, they do not believe it was caused by a bird strike as no blood or feathers were visible on the dented nose cone.

The damage was only spotted when the plane, which was travelling from Chengdu to Guangzhou, safely landed.

The dented nose cone has caused speculation online that the aircraft hit a UFO as it flew over China

The pictures have prompted online speculation that it was caused by a UFO or a drone strike. Other theories posted on the Aviation Herald include pressure from rapidly heated and expanded air.   

Former government UFO investigator Nick Pope told The Sun that an examination of the nose cone should reveal what hit it. He said traces of whatever collided with the aircraft should be visible. However, he questioned whether the 'secretive' Chinese would reveal the cause. Mr Pope told The Sun: 'Cases like this show that whatever people believe about UFOs, there are serious air safety issues here. 'MoD and CAA files contain dozens of reports of near misses between UFOs and commercial aircraft. 'It's only a matter of time before there's a catastrophe.' 

Source : http://www.dailymail.co.uk/