This astronaut was hoping to capture something spectacular from space over the Antarctis.
And in his timelapse video, Ivan Vagner captured a group of five unidentified flying objects (UFOs).
Russian astronaut Ivan Vagner was hoping to capture something spectacular on camera from his current home aboard the International Space Station: The Aurora Borealis passing over the Antarctic.
However, his timelapse footage, tweeted on August 19, captured something even more unusual; a group of five unidentified flying objects (UFOs).
“At 9-12 seconds, 5 objects appear flying alongside with the same distance,” Vagner wrote. “What do you think those are? Meteors, satellites or…?”
At 9-12 seconds, 5 objects appear flying alongside with the same distance. What do you think those are? Meteors, satellites or…?
— Ivan Vagner (@ivan_mks63) August 19, 2020
P.S. The frames were captured 1 per sec and later assembled in a video with 25 frames per sec rate. Meaning, the real observation time is 52 sec.
Vagner sent his footage to experts at Roscosmos, the Central Research Institute of Machine Building (TsNIIMash), and the Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences for further analysis.
In an interview with Rossiya-24, Roscosmos spokesman Vladimir Ustimenko said it was “too early to make conclusions” about the video. “It was decided to hand over those materials to experts, who will tell us what that was in their opinion,” he said.
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Interesting, but not enough to draw conclusions. The Aurora Borealis time lapse was slick.
Well is not first time they have seen. Always they seen 24 hours a day. They go to moon and other closer MARS for examples. They want invade Mother Planet SHIP but they can not win?