Astonishingly clear photos of ‘flying saucer’ captured by woman in Argentina

A woman in Argentina has captured astonishingly clear photos of a «flying saucer» soaring through the sky. The fascinating images were taken on the morning of February 1 by Rina Valle Juárez en route to San Pedro de Colalao.

Rina and her husband were driving to the community, situated in Tucumán Province in the country’s north, and snapping some photos along the highway when Rina spotted «a dark spot in the sky«.

Thinking it was a blackbird, Rina carried on photographing but when on closer inspection, the woman realized the object wasn’t a bird at all, but some kind of «flying saucer,» reports local media outlet Crónica.

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Rina’s husband carried on driving but he did encourage Rina to photograph the oddity. Rina managed to take several pictures of the confusing object that was visible in the sky for around three minutes before it disappeared.

Rina said she didn’t feel scared by the sighting and put it down to a strange occurrence that happened on the way to San Pedro de Colalao. She later examined the photos, though, and was taken aback by how clear the were and how she could so easily distinguish the saucer-shaped object staring back at her in the pictures.

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This left little doubt as to what she had seen that day – some kind of «ship,» although Rina didn’t directly say she thought the apparent vehicle was linked to aliens. She did say «you have to see it to belief it,» though, prompting UFO hunters to believe she saw an alien happening, and others to argue it was simply a balloon or similar.

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It comes as former West End star Glenn Carter believes aliens will land on Earth in the next ten years. Carter leads the British Raelian movement, a mix of Britons who hold various jobs, from government officials to midwives.

The UFO-focused religion was begun by retired French race car journalist Claude Vorilhon who renamed himself Rael after saying he met with aliens in 1973. Rael insists the alien messengers, also named the Elohim or «those who came from the sky», asked him to share what he had discovered with humanity.

Rael’s teachings resonated with Glenn. On the apparent alien visit, Glenn said: «We were created using genetic science and DNA. We are the original creations of Elohim and they observe us and have done so throughout history. They wish to return to us and introduce themselves when we are ready, sometime between now and 2035.»

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