The first meeting took place at the dawn of astronautics. The crew of the multi-seat Voskhod spacecraft V. Komarov, K. Feoktistov and B. Egorov reported to the mission control center that they were surrounded by a squadron of objects in the form of disks flying at great speed. The flight, which began on October 12, 1964, scheduled for five days, was immediately interrupted by this event. In space, UFOs were seen in 1978 by astronauts G. Grechko and Y. Romanenko. In the same year, astronauts V. Kovalenok and A. Ivanchenkov, who replaced them on the space watch, also saw UFOs. On the night of June 14-15, 1980, cosmonauts V. Ryumin and L. Popov registered the start of the luminous points in the Moscow region, which rose above their spacecraft. UFOs were also seen on September 8, 1990 by the cosmonauts G. Menakov and M. Strekalov.
The first photograph of a UFO in space was taken by the American astronaut D. McDewitt on July 4, 1965, from the Gemini 4 spacecraft. Then luck smiled at US astronauts F. Borman and D. Dovell in December 1968. From the Apollo 8, they photographed the UFO accompanying them in the lunar orbit. In July 1969, US astronauts N. Armstrong and E. Aldrin, on their way to the lunar surface in the descent vehicle, noticed two luminous objects performing maneuvers that earthlings' spaceships are incapable of. Astronauts were able to photograph them while they flew alongside.
The famous UFO researcher E. Stone introduced the world's ufologists to fragments of the conversation between N. Armstrong and E. Aldrin with the flight control center in Houston. During the radio exchange, the astronauts were in the cockpit of the landing block that had landed. From this conversation, it becomes clear that the astronauts saw something on the lunar surface that shocked them. It was an object from six to fifty meters.
Shocked, N. Armstrong reported traces resembling tractor tracks, and huge spaceships standing on the other side of the crater and watching them. The footage obtained by these astronauts in circumlunar orbit is eloquent. Two large luminous spheres, changing their position, at times as if joining and emitting a fiery trail at the same time, have not yet been identified by anyone, although their photographic reproductions have gone around the globe.
It is noteworthy that back in the sixties of our century, a number of Soviet researchers suggested that the Moon is an artificial object, a kind of spacecraft that was transported to Earth. Under the lunar surface, at a depth of tens of kilometers, there is a huge habitable cavity about fifty kilometers high. It has its own atmosphere, the necessary technical devices, in general, everything that is needed for the existence of those there … The lunar crust plays the role of a reliable protective shell. American astronomer Carl Sagan also supports this point of view. Does the story of the American Apollo 13 spacecraft, which, as we know, fail to land on the moon, confirm this? He carried on board a small nuclear charge to create an artificial "moonquake" in order to observe the propagation of seismic waves after the explosion. But a mysterious explosion occurred on this ship, destroying one of the oxygen cylinders in the cockpit. The astronauts miraculously returned to Earth. It is logical to assume that the explosion was intended to prevent an experiment with a nuclear explosion, which could damage the alien base on the moon, which, by the way, was visited six times by earthlings.