Mysterious disc-shaped UFO seen flying in the background of Argentinian news show.



.. but is it just an Internet hoax?
'UFO' seen in flying over Buenos Aires skyline during news broadcast
Disc shaped object can be seen for a few seconds before it disappears
Paranormal experts have dismissed the UFO as an 'animation hoax'

A mysterious object has been spotted flying through an Argentinian news broadcast, leading to claims of a UFO.
The disc-shaped object was seen moving across a studio backdrop during a live broadcast in Buenos Aires last week.
However, several outlets and experts are dismissing the claims of a UFO, pointing out several


The object was seen moving across what is purported to be a large widow during a studio broadcast from Todo Noticias, aka TN, an Argentinian cable news channel.
As the anchors discuss a topic on the daily agenda, a disc-shaped object is seen zooming across the skyline in the background.


Myth debunked: The Argentinian UFO has been dismissed as a fake by experts, who has pointed out several flaws in what they call an 'animation hoax

'This was most likely an animation hoax because of some common editing errors that appear to be present,' Ben Hansen, the former lead investigator of the Syfy Channel's 'Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files', told the Huffington Post.
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Hansen highlights two particular errors, one being proof that the UFO is superimposed on top of wires on an antenna mast at the 33-second mark, and the second that the UFO.

He also highlights that if the station really had captured a flying alien vessel, he believes they would have either mentioned it during the live broadcast or used it later for publicity.
This comes just a week after another alleged UFO spotting during a South American broadcast.
The production crew in Lima, Peru, were filming a programme when they interrupted it in order to focus on what appears to be a 'UFO' hovering over the city.
The purple-colored disc-shaped object can be seen hovering in the sky near a construction site, but so far, there has been no official explanation for the object.
Thousands of people have taken to social media to discuss what they think the mysterious purple object.