Why are there spaceships in Medieval art?S  Medieval art can
sometimes surprise you, with its rich colors and expressive
subjects. But sometimes, you're also caught off guard by the
shock of noticing the presence of a guy in a spaceship in a
painting of the crucifixion. Find out why there are so many UFOs
in paintings from hundreds of years ago.  So, you are wandering
around the streets of Metohia, Yugoslavia, as one does, and
decide to spend some time in the Visoki Decani Monastery. You
take in the atmosphere slowly, looking at the thickness of the
walls — built in 1330 and still standing — and the wooden
sarcophagus of King Stefan. And gradually you come up to the
altar, looking at the fresco above it. Reading the informational
sign next to it, you see that it was completed in 1350, which,
you think, is fine, but could someone explain to you why someone
in 1350 was doodling space ships above the scene of the
crucifixion?  Why are there spaceships in Medieval art?S  To the
left of Jesus, in the sky, is somet