The UFO over China has been headlining for over a week and still we get little information from the citizens of China(lost in translation). The mainstream media has pretty much dismissed the UFO over the airport as either a military missile, a hoax, or just a blip on the radar for over an hour. The UFO images that have come out have also been dismissed by people saying that the UFO images were either photo-shopped or pictures taken of a more earthly mode of transportation, a helicopter.

Here is what we know so far. On Wednesday, July 7th 2010, Hangzhou’s Xiaoshan airport was shut down for an hour while airport authorities scrambled to figure out what unidentified flying contraption was hovering on their radars.

The UFO first showed up on the airport’s radar a around 8:30pm. Suddenly, airport personnel saw a “shining light” in the air, later confirmed by passengers that were flying at the time.

Out of flight safety concerns, the airport suspended flights from 8:41pm upwards and began an extensive aerial search of the UFO. After about an hour of searching they did not find anything, where they then resumed normal airport service.

It was 56 minutes total of “no fly” time delayed 18 flights in total – about 2,000 passengers were stranded for a couple hours as Xiaoshan sorted through the jam.

Many people around Hangzhou said they witnessed “a glowing object hovering in the afternoon sky and moving weirdly.” One man managed to snap a picture of it before it suddenly disappeared.

We at UFOreportCenter.com are not giving up the fight. We will  not dismiss this UFO incident as a misinterpretation of worldly things. We want the facts and will not give up until we find exactly what happened in China on July 7th 2010.

We, however are willing to except the fact that there is a video of a missile launch that the media got a hold of, as being just that, a missile and not a alien craft. It does still classify as a UFO because it is still unclear.

We will keep updating the UFO outbreak over China so stay tuned. We are working hard on the case.