Our UAP Photo of the Week comes from Hollywood Disclosure Alliance Founding Member Nicole Doris Fournier, who shot the photo on Dec. 21, 2020, from Lincoln Heights (Los Angeles) while looking toward Downtown LA, from the Brewery Arts Complex.

Says Nicole: “It was the night where the news reported on the ‘Bethlehem Star; being visible, which is just Saturn and Jupiter being really close to each other, looking like one. It's a rare event, something seen only around every 800 years, so I thought to go out and photograph it. Unbeknownst to me, it appears I caught a UFO perhaps in the image. I didn't see it while taking the photo; I saw it after I went back to look at my photos. The Bethlehem Star is actually in the center. On the left side of the photo, I did a little enhancement. I shot this in Nikon RAW format (the meta data can be proven) and resaved it as a TIFF file. I opened it in Lightroom to display the camera data in how it was shot. What is super interesting is that I took two shots in the same second, and this is the only photo that has the "UAP" in it – that’s how fast is moved. Oh, and if it was a UAP, I must have caught it while it changed speeds in the air, fast/slow, because of the multiple images of it. I shot the photo at one/20th of a second.”