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Two UFOs flying at high speed through deep space

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On September 9, 2021 ChuckAstrophotography captured something through his telescope and said that it was the first time that he captured something he can't explain. 

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Are these objects geosynchronous satellites? But then why are there two of them in the same spot? And if they are locked in place, why aren't they stretched from my 15 second exposure or could it be that these objects are two UFOS flying at high speed through space, he ask himself. 

In the past, other sky-watchers have also photographed enormous alien spacecraft that fly through space at high speed, especially near Orion Nebula. The images of these two UFOs captured by ChuckAstrophotography, is again proof that these alien craft exist.

 

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