Watch bizarre moment glowing UFO ‘flies into active volcano’ that researcher claims is a ‘wormhole’ for ali…

AN eerie footage shows UFO flying into an active volcano that allegedly serves as an interdimensional portal to Earth.

A bright shining object could be seen flying towards a Popocatepetl volcano in Mexico City.

The mysterious flying light was caught on monitoring cameras as it approached the second-highest peak of Mexico.

The strange illuminated phenomena seems to have descended from the sky right above the 17,802ft tall mountain.

The glowing intensified as it drew closer to the smoking crater before disappearing inside.

The bizarre sighting has been captured on Monday evening.

This isn’t the first time UFOs have been spotted at one of Mexico’s most active volcanoes.

Mexican UFO expert, Jaime Maussan, 70, has previously shared clips of similar incidents.

He explained that no man-made object could enter the lava-spewing crater with scorching temperatures of around 1,000C.

As such, he believes that the volcano acts as an «inter-dimensional portal» – a gateway in space and time for intergalactic travellers.

The extraterrestrial crafts could be entering through the portal to teleport from one place to another.

Mr Maussan said: «The University of Bergen in Norway discovered that under the volcano there are magnetic storms necessary to be able to generate X-points or regions of electron diffusion and be used to create a Dimensional Portal.»

X-points are locations where the magnetic fields of Earth and the Sun meet, forming a route that stretches 93 million miles between the two.

The reason they are called X-points is that an X shape is formed when the Earth’s and Sun’s magnetic forces combine.

According to Mr. Maussan, Albert Einstein first proposed the idea of wormholes in the 1930s.

The self-proclaimed expert has previously claimed that tiny mummies – retrieved from a mine in Cuzco, Peru – were proof of alien life.

The mummified specimens had small bodies, three-fingered hands, odd elongated skulls – and 30 per cent unknown DNA.

Scientists said that the figures were «authentic» with over a quarter of their DNA «not from any known species».

But the remaining 70 per cent has not yet been revealed.