Aliens hunters have been left stunned after  a YouTube video footage said to be taken during the Apollo 10 moon mission which appears to show a number of UFO flying object over the lunar surface. A number of bright lights are seen darting near the Icarus crater area.

 After it uploaded to YouTube channel, an investigation has been launched which focuses on 'Uncovering anomalies' in NASA pictures and video over the lunar surface.

"This video is a part of series of original videos from the Apollo Missions to the Moon containing some unidentified flying objects(UFO)" YOU TUBE analyses after its promotional.

Apollo 10, launched in 1969 was the fourth manned mission and the second to orbit around The Moon. Even before the first human set foot on the moon ,on july20,1969, an Apollo 10 images to have caught advanced alien phenomenon, says UFO hunter Paranormal Crucible.

"An Unidentified Flying Objects  materializes above the southern skies of the lunar far side. It initially moves away from the camera almost to skyline then decides to turn around and head straight to crater near Icarus-located very close to the camera recording the UFO" YouTube says under the description of this video.

The video was posted three years ago ,but it draws attention after the UFO discussion board .

Elizabeth Nitzer posted in a discussion on the flying object over the lunar surface posted in YouTube said, "They looked like strobe lights on a runway, meaning they were lighting up one after another. Also in the upper right of the video starts it appears ,either something is coming up off of the moon or simply bypassing it."

On the controversy of this video NASA confirms that there is no evidence of Alien life found during the Apollo 1969 missions and also other's part of solar systems, according to Express.

The skeptical researcher's  point out that ,as the footage was captured in 1969, so the picture is so low and lower quality also , it is easy for objects to become distorted. Anomalies the moon images and video could be dust or ice particles when light refracted inside the camera appears on the lens.