An object was captured passing close to the Moon, making it look mysterious at first. Most of the time, such sightings are caused by a space rock or a satellite moving between the observer and the Moon. Because the Moon has no atmosphere, these objects appear very sharp and clear. High telescope zoom, distance, and viewing angle can make the object seem closer to the Moon surface than it really is. This creates a strong optical illusion. There is no scientific proof that this object is artificia

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