Viral TikTok video doesn’t show a UFO. The claims stem from the Chinese spy balloon, other objects shot down. There isn’t proof aliens are behind what is in the sky.

Viral TikTok video doesn’t show a UFO. The claims stem from the Chinese spy balloon, other objects shot down. There isn’t proof aliens are behind what is in the sky. Skip Navigation.

However, the UFO shown in the video is a computer-generated image. USA TODAY reached out to the Facebook user who shared the post for comment. Follow us on Facebook!

The internet was left debating after a video of what appeared to be a ‘UFO sending down a giant beam’ was shared on social media. The incident reportedly happened in the US' Texas.

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Viral TikTok video doesn’t show a UFO. The claims stem from the Chinese spy balloon, other objects shot down. There isn’t proof aliens are behind what is in the sky. Skip Navigation.

Viral TikTok video doesn’t show a UFO. The claims stem from the Chinese spy balloon, other objects shot down. There isn’t proof aliens are behind what is in the sky. Skip Navigation.

Viral TikTok video doesn’t show a UFO. The claims stem from the Chinese spy balloon, other objects shot down. There isn’t proof aliens are behind what is in the sky. Skip Navigation.

Viral TikTok video doesn’t show a UFO. The claims stem from the Chinese spy balloon, other objects shot down. There isn’t proof aliens are behind what is in the sky. Skip Navigation.

Viral TikTok video doesn’t show a UFO. The claims stem from the Chinese spy balloon, other objects shot down. There isn’t proof aliens are behind what is in the sky. Skip Navigation.