CroatiaA team of scientists from Ukraine's Main Astronomical Observatory has published a study claiming they identified over twenty large unidentified objects near the Moon. The research, which has not undergone independent peer review, suggests these objects could potentially reach Earth within twenty minutes. Using a high-speed camera at the Vinarivka observatory, researchers recorded fast-moving points on the lunar surface during August and September 2025. These were classified into atmospheric and continental objects, with speeds up to 11 kilometers per second. Estimated sizes range from 440 meters to 40 kilometers in diameter, comparable to Manhattan. However, the authors acknowledge their calculations rely on unverified assumptions about reflectivity and composition. The study notes unusual features such as synchronized flashes between distant objects and rotating structures with centrifugal forces exceeding Earth’s gravity. Despite these claims, the scientific community remains skeptical due to the lack of peer review and the group's history of controversial work. In 2022, Ukraine's National Academy of Sciences criticized their previous UAP research for significant errors and non-
Bias read (Center): The article presents a scientific claim without clear ideological framing. While the topic involves national pride and potential extraterrestrial implications, the tone remains objective, focusing on the methodology and skepticism from the scientific community rather than promoting a specific agenda
