entist claim they filmed an unidentified flying object (UFO) for about 40 minutes, during the solar eclipse on July 22. Researchers at the Purple Mountain Observatory in Nanjing have said that they will spend the next 12 months studying the footage before reaching any conclusions.In an interview with sina.com, Ji hai-sheng, the director of the observatory, said that scientists would not be speculating publicly on the nature of what was captured on film until it had been properly studied. "Purple Mountain Observatory and Chinese Academy of Sciences said that during the July 22 total solar eclipse observation, China had discovered near the sun an unidentified object and its physical nature remains to be further studied," the Telegraph quoted him as saying.
"Currently manpower is being organised to deal with this data, complete the data a
nalysis and reveal the scientific result and this will take at least one year's time to finalise," he added.The incident comes after a series of UFO sighting i China, which led to the object being filmed by students in Diqing.
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