Mysterious jellyfish-shaped object flying into Earth's atmosphere worries many people

Some people have captured images of something very strangely shaped in the sky - and it does not look like the bright spots in the sky that were once thought to be meteorites or flying saucers.

This is very bright and is believed to have entered Earth's atmosphere.

Perhaps we will never be able to fully understand the natural world, because strange and mysterious things keep happening.

Recently, people in the Amur Oblast region (Russia) saw something glowing flying in the sky. This is very bright and is believed to have entered Earth's atmosphere. At first, it looked like a comet because of its long tail, but in fact, in recent times, there have not been any warnings by the international aviation and space agencies about comets or meteorites. Asteroid flies past Earth at close range.

The person who posted the video said: 'Me and some friends saw this object moving in the sky. It flies quite slowly. We thought it was some kind of rocket or some kind of machine. Then it exploded and took the shape of a jellyfish'.

There are also those who think that the object looks like a spatula used to stir flour or eggs. But whatever it looked like, everyone had to admit that it was a very strange object and they had never seen anything like it.

Some people think that the strange object looks a lot like a cage. (Photo: The Sun; Webstaurant).

With every strange thing, of course there are people who are afraid. Some netizens said that they only see strangely shaped flying objects like that in horror-style sci-fi movies, so this is not a good sign.

However, a netizen who claimed to have knowledge of astronomy confirmed that it was a meteorite and that it burned up when it entered the atmosphere. It is possible that this meteorite contains certain substances, so when it burns, it forms such a shape. And after the meteorite burns and breaks, it can fall into the sea or uninhabited lands, so no one can detect it.

Some people also say this object resembles a jellyfish. (Photo: YouTube; Yachting).

No agency has yet confirmed what the object actually is.