On Saturday 20 July, 2024, a widespread technological outage caused chaos for several flights as Microsoft released an update for its anti-virus software. This led to a “small number” of cancellations among the fleet of RyanAir and other airlines.
Award-winning film-maker Mark Christopher Lee has raised the possibility of a connection between the outage and a strange orb he claims to have seen hovering over his home in St Albans on the same day. Lee, whose new film “The Cosmic Joker” is now streaming on Tubi, shared his thoughts on the matter, stating, “It’s bizarre, isn’t it? Weird.”
Lee further speculated, “There could be some sort of higher intelligence that’s responsible for this. I don’t know, possibly. I’ve alluded to it in my new film, which is streaming now on Tubi.” He added, “It also ties in with the idea that all of life is a simulation, some sort of game, and aliens are controlling it. It’s a possibility.”
When asked about his experience with the strange orb over his home, located near Luton Airport, Lee described it as “definitely weird.” He initially thought it was an aircraft, but then noticed a light reflecting off of it. He also ruled out the possibility of it being a balloon, as there was a slight breeze that would have caused more movement. Lee noted, “It wasn’t moving like a plane, which either comes towards you or goes away. It was just kind of swaying side to side a little bit. And it wasn’t a balloon, I could tell that for sure.”
Lee continued, “It was blipping in and out, and it was a beautiful blue sky with no clouds. So where was it blipping to? It just kept coming back. It was very weird.” He also dismissed the idea of it being a satellite, stating that it was too low. Lee, who considers himself a rational person, was left speechless by the experience. “I try to rule things out, but I was left speechless. The fact that it was in the daytime as well only adds to the mystery,” he shared.
The cause of the outage and the strange orb sighting remain unexplained. For updates on this developing story, stay tuned. This news article is distributed by Pressat, a leading UK-based news distribution agency.
