Water Tower As UFO? Man's Message To Friend In Smog-Filled Delhi Goes Viral
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A Twitter user shared a picture of a flying saucer in Delhi which turned out to be a water tower.
Delhi has been battling severe air pollution since Diwali. Farm fires, stubble burning and unfavourable weather have pushed pollution in Delhi-NCR towards the "emergency" zone. Breathing as well as visibility has become a task in the capital and this picture shared by a man says it all. text from a friend in delhi pic.twitter.com/UteRaiMIOi
A Twitter user shared a picture of a flying saucer in Delhi which turned out to be a water tower, thanks to the optical illusion caused by Delhi's smog. The picture looked similar to a UFO and it also caught the attention of the netizens.
The Twitter user received the picture from a friend and he shared a screenshot of his text exchange with the friend. The friend in the message wrote explained that what looks like a UFO (unidentified flying object) is actually a water tower.
The image shows the top of the water tower which is giving an illusion of a UFO hovering in the sky. The caption of the post read, "Text from a friend in Delhi."
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