The crew of Apollo 1 1 witnessed a UFO. What?

1969 July19 At 6: 00 pm EST, two days before the first moon landing, astronaut Aldrin manipulated the lunar module, and astronaut Armstrong photographed the surface of the moon with a film camera, and at the same time listened to the tips from the ground flight control center about the precautions for landing the lunar module. Just then, two UFOs suddenly appeared, one of which was obviously bigger than the other. Two UFOs flew straight from the moon to Apollo 1 1, which has entered the lunar orbit. These two UFOs reached the level of a movie camera at an amazing speed. At that time, two UFOs quickly changed direction, quickly passed through the field of vision of Apollo 1 1 crew and disappeared to the left. A few seconds later, the two UFOs appeared over Apollo 1 1 and lowered their altitude. Aldrin turned the camera 90 degrees, and the two UFOs seemed willing to be photographed and circled. Delin suddenly found a flash of light between two UFOs.

Robert Barry, known as the "UFO Office of the 20th Century", explained this: "It is speculated that this kind of light may be related to the power of UFOs, for example, it may be exhausting."

The astronaut looked at the two UFOs in surprise. At this time, the two UFOs separated and rose vertically at the same time, and soon disappeared from their sight. According to the astronauts, when the UFO leaves, it can be more clearly felt that it has a force field, like a light that glows after use. However, UFOs have not disappeared. Soon, one of the two UFOs returned to focus plane and quickly disappeared from the astronauts' sight. During the sighting, about 10 elliptical objects flew in front of the movie camera.

Robert Barry said: "Of course, NASA will not make photos of UFOs public, so there will be no images of UFOs in photos published in newspapers and magazines. It is very difficult and even painful to get those photos. " However, this enterprising UFO researcher not only got these photos, but also publicly reported them. He donated these photos to American taxpayers who paid a lot of money for the Apollo program for free.