It's not aliens. Not a sky rave. And not a mass hallucination. The sky over "Minsk World" is indeed occasionally pierced by about a dozen laser beams. Of various colors.
The whole point is that on the main tower of the International Financial Center, the very system that is supposed to "shoot 10 kilometers into the sky" is being installed and tested, writes Onliner.by.
We first learned in July of this year that powerful laser equipment would appear on the country's main skyscraper.
"This is a very powerful system that will allow creating a real light show. Of course, performances will not happen every day, but on significant holidays. The laser projection will be visible from various points in Belarus. It is clear that the installation and launch of such equipment is not amateur work; it is carried out only with the permission of special services, including aviation ones," explained Dana Astra director Petar Petrov.
And now the "laser swords" have taken their places. And intriguing videos began to appear on social networks. While some authors immediately recognized the cause of the heavenly glow, others couldn't understand where it came from. There were also commentators who openly joked: "Dude, you filmed the first good quality UFO video."
"These are far from all the system's capabilities. The equipment is currently being adjusted. It will be very beautiful," Petar Petrov shared the latest news from "the sky" and shared videos taken from the roof of the International Financial Center.
Laser projections are far from the only feature of the fifth business quarter. The facades of the high-rise buildings will also be "live": thanks to a special multimedia system, various images will appear on them, including those that will "flow" from one building to another.
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