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Fast Moving UFO Spotted Live over Buckingham Palace During Queen's Platinum Jubilee Flypast Show


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This UFO was spotted during the Queen's Platinum Jubilee show on June 2nd, 2022 over Buckingham Palace with the Queen and Royal Family of Britain. 

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We can see a fast moving sphere once the jets make their appearance.

The sphere certainly does not have the characteristics of a drone since it looks like the UFO is surrounded by an energy field.

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