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A photo of a mysterious-looking vehicle at the airport in Hollister, California, has been the subject plenty of speculation lately.

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Page's start-up Zee.Aero has a hangar at the airport, where it's apparently developing and testing what it calls "a revolutionary new form of transportation."

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The San Jose Mercury Newsgot its hands on the image, taken by an employee who works at the Hollister Airport.

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The man who snapped the photo of the vehicle, Steve Eggleston, said, “It sounded like an electric motor running, just a high-pitched whine."

Another witness claimed the vehicle was "just hovering."

Jalopniknotes that the vehicle snapped in the photo looks a lot like a vehicle detailed in patent documents that the secretive Zee.Aero previously filed in 2011.

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

Mashablehas reached out to both the employee who took the original photo and Zee.Aero for further comment.

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