Scott C. Waring, a self-professed UFO enthusiast purportedly operating from Taiwan, recently made a post on his blog, UFO Sightings Daily, revealing his latest discovery on Google Maps.

A Google Maps user claims to have spotted a crashed alien spacecraft hidden among bushes, speculating that the pilot might be living among humans.

Scott C. Waring, a self-proclaimed UFO expert reportedly based in Taiwan, shared this discovery on his blog, UFO Sightings Daily, today.

According to Waring, the UFO is located in South Africa at coordinates 25°53’41.03″S 27°48’5.82″E, displaying markings reminiscent of crop circles.

Waring’s conspiracy theory extends beyond just a crashed alien visitor, as reported by the Daily Star.

Waring has elaborated on his belief that the pilot of the craft now lives among humans and is manipulating our technological advancements.

“I was exploring on Google Maps when I came across a metallic disk landed in South Africa,” he said. “It’s hidden in a grove of trees and far from any city.

“The object looks like a classic disk with a pointed hump at its center. One photo even shows a huge circle around it… similar to that of a crop circle, but then disappears in the next photo months later.

“It looks like this is a landing location of an alien craft that attempted to hide its existence from the world.

“The pilot has created a dirt road to the area and is probably in a city nearby manipulating the direction the human race will go by introducing new technology, cures, ideas and such.”

“This needs further investigation. We need someone on location. I’ll ask around to see if it’s possible to get more info on it.”

The apparent UFO discovery attracted the attention of Waring’s fans. He claims to have spotted the image on January 20, 2022.

One fan said: “The best way is to go there to the disc and check to see what it is. It can very well be a craft that went down due to problems. It is not a natural formation due to the features it has.”

The so-called expert frequently makes claims about secret alien life and hidden alien bases – which he says he has found on Google Maps – on his blog.

Earlier this year, Waring, who also runs a YouTube channel and website called ET Database, claimed to have found the ‘entrance to an alien base’ after spotting an odd formation on Google Earth.