Why Does Medieval Catholic Art Have UFOs? Here’s What’s Really Going On

Have you ever been drawn in by a documentary on ancient aliens or extraterrestrial encounters? Perhaps you found yourself intrigued by claims that medieval Catholic art features flying saucers and aliens in the sky above paintings of Jesus and Mary. These claims can seem captivating at first glance, especially when accompanied by seemingly convincing examples.

One such example is a painting found near the altar of the Visoki Dečani Monastery in Kosovo. In this piece, there are depictions of what appear to be UFOs in the top corners of the painting, with small figures inside them, giving the impression of alien spacecraft.

Another instance is the 15th-century painting “The Madonna With Saint Giovannino,” which shows what looks like a UFO flying behind the Virgin Mary in the top right corner. A closer look reveals an unusual object that might easily be mistaken for an alien spacecraft.

However, upon closer examination, these seemingly strange images can be

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