Usually, ordinary Mexican housewives are witnesses of strange phenomena in the sky, who are then laughed at by everyone. However, on May 31, 2017, Roberto Antezana, a famous astrophysicist, who saw thousands of sky phenomena with his own eyes, observing it in the mountains, in deserts and in other observatories around the world, got into such an embarrassment.
This time he studied the sky over Chile, witnessing the manifestation of a mysterious V-shaped object.
At first, Roberto thought that this was a trace of the launch of the Japanese satellite QZS-2, launched the day before (at 00:17 UTC), but then he asked himself: if it was a Japanese satellite launched at 20.17 hours in Chile, is it possible that it can fly half of the planet in 43 minutes and are there satellites that can stop the movement, surrounding themselves with a tail like a comet?
The sky was clear that night, absolutely no clouds. The astrophysicist was able to visually observe the object for about 35 minutes, after which he decided to point his telescope at it. To his surprise, inside a V-shaped nebula around the object itself, he saw other dense artifacts, posting their image on his social media account.