Floating Circle in Florida: The sign of the end of the world?

Mysterious Floating Circle Appears in Florida After Hurricane
Viral Video Sparks UFO Theories
End of the World Sign?

Hurricane Milton, which forced the evacuation of thousands after reaching Category Five, eventually made landfall in Florida as a Category Three storm yesterday.

Despite the residents’ preparations for the impact, the cyclone left behind several unusual events that astonished witnesses.

One of the most striking phenomena occurred hours before Milton’s arrival, when the skies over various parts of Florida turned a brilliant purple.

This shift in the sky’s color, while stunning, has a scientific explanation rooted in the scattering of light through atmospheric particles.

Strange Floating Circle Appears in Florida

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— Matt Wallace (@MattWallace888) October 10, 2024

However, a more perplexing occurrence has ignited countless theories online—far more difficult to explain than the curious purple sky.

A video shared on the platform X (formerly known as Twitter) has sparked debate among users, showing a mysterious circle floating in the sky over Florida after the hurricane passed.

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The recording, posted by Matt Wallace, quickly went viral, amassing millions of views in just a few hours.

The video captures what appears to be a black smoke ring hovering over the city, filmed from a car by a couple who noticed the phenomenon while driving.

Surprised by the sight, the couple decided to record the moment, leading to a wave of online speculation, according to Excelsior.

The floating circle remained visible as the car continued down the road, though the angle of the footage eventually obscured it from view.

Since the video surfaced, thousands of users on X have offered theories ranging from digital editing with artificial intelligence to the possibility of an unidentified flying object (UFO) sighting.

Some users suggest the circle could simply be smoke from a nearby explosion or fire, while others argue that the phenomenon is too perfect and symmetrical to be caused by natural factors.

End of the World Signal?

So far, local authorities have not provided an official explanation for the phenomenon, further deepening the mystery surrounding the origin of the circle.

Meteorologists have pointed out that hurricanes can sometimes cause atmospheric disturbances leading to unusual optical events, but the black circle does not fit any conventional explanations.

This kind of phenomenon has gained traction on social media, where any out-of-the-ordinary event is quickly linked to conspiracy or extraterrestrial theories.

Some have even compared the floating black circle to similar occurrences reported in other parts of the world, though no definitive conclusions have been drawn.