Japanese → English transcript
Something crashed in Mexico. This is not fabricated footage. It produced a loud boom and a shockwave, and it was captured by other cameras as well.
The object, engulfed in flames, was falling at a speed far too slow to be a meteor. After dark, a certain cameraman set out to confirm what that object was.
He headed toward the crash site. Perhaps because of that, many police were also heading there, and even the military had been mobilized.
Simply for moving in that direction, the cameraman was questioned by police and barred from going any further.
But the cameraman changed tactics and suddenly drove up a mountain road, then, from not far away, drove past the scene three times.
When he reached the mountain summit, he began filming the site from above with a drone. A large-scale forest fire was raging at the scene.
Firefighting had not yet progressed and the fallen object could not be confirmed. Firefighting continued all night, and later photos of the impact site were posted, but there was one puzzling point.
One: despite having crashed at high speed, there was no crater.
End of transcript · 189 words · machine translated
Original transcript (Japanese)
メキシコに墜落した何かこれは作られた映像ではない 豪音と衝撃波を生み出したそれは他のカメラにも収められていた 炎に包まれながら降下している物体は隕石にしてはとても遅いスピードで落下している 日が暮れた後とある撮影者はあの物体の正体を確かめるため 落下地点へと向かっているそのさらか多くの警察もそこへ向かっており 軍隊までも出動する事態となっていた その方面に進んでいるというだけで撮影者は警察に取り調べられ これ以上の進行を却下されてしまう しかし撮影者は作戦を切り替え突如山道を走り出した そう遠くないところから現場を横目に3度を走り抜ける
山の頂上へとたどり着くと撮影者はドローンで上空から現場を撮影し始めた 現場は大規模な森林火災が起きており 未だ消火は進んでおらず落下物も確認することはできない 消火活動は一晩中続き後に落下地点の写真が投稿されたのだが不可解な点が 一つある 高速で墜落したにもかかわらず穴ができていない
