An unexplained explosion over Shandong province in China has sparked a wave of speculation. The incident, which happened last week, has become a major talking point on Chinese social media, where videos of the event have gone viral. The videos show what appears to be a missile-like object exploding in the air. The event has amassed over 150 million views on Weibo, China’s primary social media platform, and the public has been quick to share their opinions. Theories range from the suggestion that it was a drone, to the comical idea that it was an alien spacecraft, to others who believe it to be a military exercise.
According to reports, Weifang residents observed a burning object moving swiftly in the sky on Friday night, around 9 PM. The object appeared to collide with another before exploding in a dramatic flash. This caused windows in nearby homes to rattle, causing concern among those who witnessed the event. Despite eyewitness accounts and video evidence, the local authorities have remained silent. Neither the city’s disaster management agency nor provincial authorities have released any official information.
It is important to note that China’s Maritime Safety Administration previously issued a warning about live-fire drills that took place in the Bohai Sea, near Weifang, from September 12th to 14th. Given the timing and location, experts have suggested a possible connection to these military drills.
The Chinese military is known for its secretive nature, and official details of defense budgets and weaponry are often kept private. The mystery surrounding this incident has caused widespread speculation. Although no official explanation has been offered, it is believed that this event is linked to a military exercise in China, rather than anything extraterrestrial.