The extreme close-up on the moon focuses on the crater-marked surface of earth’s natural satellite.

As the camera moves in closer and slowly examines each crevᴀsse – what appears to be a metallic craft darts across the frame panning frame.

The extreme close-up on the moon focuses on the crater-marked surface of earth’s natural satellite

In mere moments, the face of the moon is no longer the focus – but a circular object flying through the sky.

The video was sH๏τ in the U.S. city of Trenton in New Jersey and posted on Youtube but skeptics were quick to justify the bizarre sighting caught on camera

Some posted the metallic object was merely falling ice from a plane, and others suggested a meteor or space debris

But skeptics were quick to justify the bizarre sighting capture on camera.

Some posted the metallic object was merely falling ice from a plane, and others suggested a meteor or space debris.

But the videographer said: ‘I think it’s the International Space Station (ISS),

The object whizzes across the face of the moon for five seconds and abruptly vanishes

‘Based on what I see on Google search, it’s the explanation that makes the most sense.’

Travelling at 17,227mph, and at an alтιтude of between 205 miles and 255 miles, the space station orbits earth 15.5 times a day.

The ISS experiences 16 sunrises and sunsets per day and appears as a slow-moving bright dot from the ground.