North Carolina man encounters suspected UFO at luxury Haywood County campsite | Irish Star

A North Carolina man has claimed that a strange, sturdy metal object covered in what appears to be fur was a UFO resulting from an extraordinary encounter with extraterrestrial beings.

Justin Clontz has since shared photos of the supposed unidentified flying object, which he captured while working grounds maintenance at Glamping Collective. According to Justin, this luxury campsite in Haywood County, North Carolina, is where a massive UFO made a “once in a lifetime” landing.

Justin expressed his shock at the discovery, saying: “It's once in a lifetime, you know, it doesn't happen every day.” He came across the object on a remote trail in Canton, alongside a colleague.

The suspected UFO, as photos show, features a burnt carbon fiber cover and sturdy metal plates held together with thick bolts. Oddly enough, some sort of fur was seen clinging to the corners of the object, which Justin had to tow from the area due to its weight, reports the Mirror US.

In conversation with WLOS, he explained, “I just tied a rope to him and drug him with a lawn mower. It's a one in a million chance that he lands, especially if he lands somewhere off the trail in the woods where you landed.” I never found it, but it came across the trail.

Justin also noted that the UFO landed cleanly through an opening in the trees without causing a fire.

No one heard the object land, which Justin said isn't shocking given its remote, wooded location. He remarked, “Once you get this far down this trail, you don't really hear anything in the woods anymore. »

The boss of the Glamping Collective is now seeking help from aerospace experts to identify the roots of the UFO.

Earlier this year, another scary UFO encounter made waves online, with a TikTok video leaving viewers stunned by what could be an alien craft. A local television station looked into the case, trying to solve the riddle of the UFO sighting.

In the footage, one group speculates whether it could be a meteor, but it is “moving too slowly” to be a cosmic event.

“It’s a shooting star!” a child shouted. “No, it moves too slowly to be a shooting star,” retorted an adult.

“Is this a UFO?” “It’s a UFO,” insisted another young person. Experts are telling everyone to keep our eyes open until we find out where this thing is coming from.

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“I'm just glad people are outside and looking at the sky,” commented Ken Carson, professor at OU Aerospace.

He also said: “It looked like a normal ascent of a rocket with a propellant separation stage. It's a new explosion, if you will, of oxidized propellant, coming from the separation of that first stage.”

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