'1,000-foot UFO' near Four Corners landmark allegedly seen in newly released photo taken by commercial pilot

They’re getting lost in the saucer.

A new photo claiming to show a 1,000-foot-wide UFO in the American Southwest has been released by unidentified aerial phenomenon disclosure activists — but critics claim the “disclosure” is more of an embarrassing mistake.

Controversial former State Department employee and activist Luis “Lue” Elizondo hosted a UAP Disclosure Fund organized panel during which he released an alleged photo of a “1,000-foot” wide, silver, disc-shaped flying saucer.

“Captured near Four Corners at FL20 — estimated 600 – 1,000 ft in diameter, silver-hued, disc-shaped,” the UAP Disclosure Fund posted on X.

Noted UAP debunker Mick West pointed out that shadow patterns in the hills are counterfactual to the claim that the object is creating its own shadow, according to a blog post.

Elizondo has previously come under fire for presenting evidence of UAPs or UFOs that were later debunked — with the Pentagon pushing back against claims that alien life is present on Earth.