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In September of 2012, Indian troops guarding the often-tents 21-hundred mile border between India

and China reported seeing strange objects in the sky. These objects were described as yellow

spheres that appeared to lift off from the Chinese side, slowly traversing the sky for three to

five hours before disappearing. Indian military officials reportedly ruled out Chinese drones,

or low orbit satellites. The sightings also stumped their defense and technical research organizations.

Many news outlets in India even dubbed the objects ULOs, or unidentified luminous objects.

In any case, the Indian Army reportedly deployed a mobile ground-based radar unit and a

spectrum analyzer to assess what was dancing so liberally over the border. As the troops watched

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