Mystery UFO caught in ‘wild’ images and looks like ‘flying bottle opener’

«Wild» images have emerged showing a UFO that people think looks like a «flying bottle opener».

A video and a picture of the mysterious flying object were shared to the UFO Sightings Footage group on Facebook by Kevin Dezelske last month.

Kevin wrote in the caption: «Taken just now while on the job…it’s either nothing or something…I will tell you it was coming down and not up….and there was no rocket launches today…just fyi.» In the comments section he said the footage was recorded in central Florida, US.

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The video appears to show two balls of light, one moving upwards on the right hand side and another moving downwards on the left. In both instances, the light seems to be flickering like a flame.

Reacting in the comments section, several people seemed to believe Kevin had managed to capture something out of this world. One person wrote: «Wild looking.» Another said: «This is a new one I’ve never seen. Wowzers.» While a third said: «Looks like a flying bottle opener.»

Others, however, offered a more down to Earth explanation. One said: «That was a rocket launch. I saw one just a few days ago and it looks exactly like that video.» A second wrote: «Rocket booster coming back thru atmosphere [sic].»

A couple of commenters thought the mystery object might have something to do with «Project Blue Beam», a wild conspiracy theory concerning an alleged plot to facilitate a totalitarian world government following a fake alien invasion.

This comes as Stansted Airport has seemingly become a UFO hotspot after several near misses with passenger jets. One mystery black craft came within 20 metres – 60ft – of a Ryanair plane travelling at 230mph shortly after it took off from Stansted Airport. It was one of 27 reported UFO sightings in Essex in the past six years.

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