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UFO over Mount Popo
It´s the most dangerous vulcano in the world. Should he explode, more than 25 Million people are affected - Mexico City, the world's third largest
city, is only 45 miles away. Since October 2000, the Popocatepetl, the "smoking mountain" in the highlands of Mexico, is active again. For several times, between October 2000 and January 2001, ten thousands of people living in its immediate surrounding, were evacuated. Mexico's authorities are under constant alert, since the sleeping giant (altitude: 5452 metres) does not rest. Between January 22 and 24, 2001, several ash eruptions were recorded. But the most violent eruption happened in the night of December 18/19, 2000. For several hours, the vulcano spat glowing lava, released gigantic ash clouds towering above its crater. Brave press photographers followed the spectacle from a safe distance; among them Alfonso Reyes of the news magazine "Milenio".
When the first light of the dawn appeared, at 6.10 a.m., he shot a spectacular photo for his magazine, using a 20 seconds exposure. In this very moment, a luminous disc came down from the skies, circled around the fire-spitting crater and shot off again - all banned on film by Reyes. The photo appeared on the front page of "Milenio" on December 21, 2000. What you see here is an original print Michael Hesemann just obtained from Mexico (thanks to Daniel Munoz). Since the beginning of its activity in 1994, again and again UFOs were seen, photographed and filmed over the Popocatepetl. "Obviously Extraterrestrials have a strong interest in this very dangerous vulcano", concluded Mexico's prominent TV host and UFO researcher Jaime Maussan. For several times he was able to predict vulcanic acivities just because of an increase of UFO sightings over the mountain.