UFO scare in Milan after a mysterious ring of light appears in the sky, but there’s a surprising explanation

The inhabitants of Milan are stunned by the sudden appearance of a mysterious ring of light in the sky.

Images shared on social media showed a glowing white ring in the clouds, far above the trees near the historic town in northern Italy.

Some took to social media and speculated that they may have just seen a UFO or perhaps one of Elon Musk’s Starlink satellites.

“A strange phenomenon, lights in the sky #Aliens,” one user posted, sharing a video of the light show over the city on December 27.

One more divide a picture of the sky with the caption “What are these strange lights in the sky of Milan?” Strangers? Inhuman? A gateway to Krakow? A stargate?’

Someone else answered: “Batman is in town.”

Amazed internet users reported They saw the bizarre event that “danced” in the sky on December 24, but remained unanswered until recently.

The lights could be seen high above the trees in Milan, as reported since at least 24 December

In the end, the simplest explanation was the truth. The light show was created in a 20,000 square meter Christmas Village in the city.

Located near CityLife, a residential and commercial center of the city, the Christmas Village is a major attraction with a dining hall, ice skating rink and themed activities.

The lights in the sky were actually powerful lasers projected into the sky during the event at Allianz MiCo.

“Il Parco di Natale” is considered the largest of its kind in Italy and takes place throughout the month from December 7th to January 7th.

It hosts breathtaking light shows, including the Star Cloud, a “real floating wave of brilliant lights that twinkle as you walk by” and brightly lit laser shows that can be viewed online.

The city of Milan is lit up with fantastic festive effects this month, with spectacular light displays across the city in the run up to Christmas.

In September, before a devastating earthquake struck the country, mysterious lights were seen in the sky over Morocco, confusing onlookers as well.

Hours before the 6.8 magnitude earthquake, blue lights could be seen over Agadir, at the foot of the Atlas Mountains.

The clips could not be verified, but some speculated that they could be “earthquake lights,” a rare phenomenon believed to occur during times of seismic stress.

There is no clear consensus on the cause of earthquake lights, but since 869 AD they have been reported to appear in the sky before the earthquakes.

Christmas decorations in Milan, Italy, on December 6 when the city was full of tourists

Rowers row as Christmas lights illuminate the Naviglio Grande canal in Milan, December 14

Like the lights in Milan, they are believed to take the form of auroras with a white-blue color.

Some were caught on camera from different angles during the 2022 Fukushima earthquake.

Earthquake lights were also filmed during the 2023 Turkey-Syria earthquake that killed thousands of people in February.