Russian Cosmonaut Captures UFOs in Space on Video

The video of the aurora over Antarctica appears to have shown several unidentified flying objects (UFOs) moving through outer space. Russian cosmonaut Ivan Vagner, who’s currently working onboard the International Space Station, has shared a 60-second video on his Twitter page on Wednesday. The clip appears to show at least five mysterious objects emerging from the dark and moving in space slowly before disappearing completely.

Vagner joined the ISS crew on April 9 through Soyuz MS-19 spacecraft along with fellow cosmonaut Oleg Skripochka as well as NASA’s Jessica Meir and Andrew Morgan to the space outpost.

Space guests, or how I filmed the new time-lapse.

The peak of aurora borealis when passing over the Antarctic in Australia’s longitude, meaning in between them. However, in the video, you will see something else, not only the aurora. pic.twitter.com/Hdiej7IbLU
— Ivan Vagner (@ivan_mks63) August 19, 2020

From 9 to 12 seconds of the video, five objects can be seen flying alongside the same distance. Vagner said that the footage was sent to the management of the Russian space agency Roscosmos, as well as to the Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the nation’s leading rocket and space scientific centre TsNIIMash for further analysis.

Several Twitter users have suggested that the breathtaking video captured UFOs in space. Others, meanwhile, indicated that these UFOs could be a new batch of Starlink satellites launched by Elon Musk’s SpaceX a day before the sighting.

Starlink is a satellite network with the advanced ability to provide people on Earth with broadband internet access. The project started in February 2018 amid SpaceX’s plans to launch around 12,000 such satellites into outer space.