Mysterious pill-shaped UFO caught on camera by pilots flying above Middle America

Daily Mail - Oct 29, 2026

Pilots have shared their encounter with a 'silver, pill-shaped UFO' while flying over Ohio. They described it as being about 30 feet long and hovering near their plane.

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