Alleged Medium Claims To Summon UFOs; Skeptics Say Flying Saucer In Video Is Fake

Perfect flying saucer was reported to be seen by several people when an alleged medium, Robert van den Broeke, claimed to have sent for the UFOs appearance. The supposed medium said that he has contacts with the "divine" and that he recently got the UFOs appear upon his request.

The perfect flying saucer was believed to be witnessed by a number of people from Norway where van de Broeke lives. The people described what they saw as an ordinary UFO or an alien spacecraft in the sky, which appeared following van den Broeke's summoning that is known as bilocation.

Based on a footage, the perfect flying saucer was silhouetted and appeared to be hovering over the houses. One of the supposed UFOs van den Broeke claims to summoned is reported to have been caught on camera, according to uproxx.

According to the alleged medium, he developed his extraordinary skills by visiting crop circles, the patterns discovered in arable fields, which are largely regarded as fraud, yet alien chasers believe are landing grounds for UFOs. He talked about his experience at the crop circle and recalled having felt the circle's energy as if coming towards him. Van den Broeke also claimed that within seconds, the other alien enthusiasts were already gathered together, pointing up the sky while shouting about seeing a UFO with a bright sphere moving quickly around them.

Unfortunately for van den Broeke, there is also one person who first claimed to have the capability to summon UFOs. Based on reports, Dr. Stephen Greer narrated in a UFO seminar held in London how he worked alongside the French Ministry of Defense about a secret program to ask for the presence of aliens in France. But the French MoD declined to give comments on his claims.

Meantime, a group from Los Angeles, USA uploaded on YouTube several videos of the supposed mass UFO sightings. Based on the videos, skeptics are saying that the image of the flying saucer seems to be fake and that people will always believe what they choose to believe, Extreme Tech reported.