Queen Maud Land, Antarctica – A recent geological survey in the remote ice fields of eastern Antarctica has resulted in an astonishing claim from an international team of researchers. According to expedition members, they witnessed several unidentified beings—believed by some to be extraterrestrial—boarding a glowing, unidentified flying object. Even more remarkably, the team managed to capture multiple pH๏τographs of the event.
The incident occurred at 2:13 AM on May 3, 2025, beneath the shimmering hues of the polar aurora. The team of six explorers from Sweden, Canada, and Japan was conducting a routine ice-core survey near a deep crevᴀsse close to the Wohlthat Mountains when they noticed an unusual source of bluish-white light moving slowly across the ice, about 300 meters from their position.
Dr. Erik Nyström, lead geologist from the Swedish Polar Research Secretariat, recounted the moment:
“At first, we ᴀssumed it was a natural light phenomenon or maybe a drone reflection. But as we looked closer, we saw three tall, slender beings walking toward a hovering object shaped like an oval, floating just above the ice.”
The explorers quickly used their digital cameras and handheld video devices to document the sighting, managing to record about 47 seconds of footage before the craft emitted a low-frequency hum and ascended vertically into the sky—vanishing without a trace
The pH๏τographic evidence, now in the hands of analysts at the University of Uppsala’s Climate and Astrophysics Lab, is currently undergoing forensic review. One of the images clearly shows a humanoid figure, approximately 2.2–2.5 meters tall, with disproportionately long limbs and a reflective, metallic-like skin surface that shimmered under the aurora’s glow.
No signs of tampering or manipulation have been detected so far, though researchers caution that more analysis is required to rule out optical illusions, ice reflections, or experimental aerial drones.
A spokesperson for the International Antarctic Survey Authority (IASA) confirmed that they have received the incident report and are “collaborating with independent scientific bodies to ᴀssess the raw data provided by the expedition team.” An interdisciplinary investigation has been launched, involving atmospheric physicists, cryo-biologists, and aerospace experts.
Professor Naomi Fushida, a cryo-biologist from the University of Tokyo, commented:
“If this account holds up under scrutiny, it may represent the first direct visual encounter with a lifeform not native to Earth—or at the very least, exposure to an unknown advanced technology.”
Although the findings have not been made public pending verification, the story has quickly spread within closed scientific circles, sparking intense debate and curiosity. Many agree that Antarctica—home to countless uncharted areas and deep, ancient ice—may yet hold secrets humanity has only begun to imagine.
