Dutch photographer captures what looks like 'jellyfish' UFO

A Dutch photographer has been able to capture a picture of what appears to be 'jellyfish' UFO at Groningen in the Netherlands

Harry Perton said that he did not believe that he will be able to capture the picture ofthe mysterious object on that stormy night. The object is being referred to as jellyfish as it appeared to be like that with its distinctive shape.The object was floating in the night sky emitting an eerie flash of green light.

Perton said, "I was taking photos and suddenly something flashed.At first I thought it must have been my camera but the flash was not up and there was not a drop on my lens.I decided it must have been a strike of lightning, but back at home I saw something strange in one of the photos that I took, what looked like a UFO."

Jellyfish UFOs have been captured before and many believe that they have the ability to absorb the light above the clouds. However, Perton says that it is unlikely to be aliens and might be some meteorological object in the sky. He is much more realistic than the online speculation about a possible Alien invasion. He took the picture for his blog in the previous week.


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