The Kirchnerists from Vorterix confused a urologist with a ufologist, and the clip went viral.

The recent declassification of documents and videos about unidentified anomalous phenomena by the United States government has reignited the debate about UFOs and the possible existence of extraterrestrial life. Amid this wave of global interest, the program So What? from Vorterix decided to invite a specialist to discuss the topic, although everything ended in the least expected way.

The show hosted by Guille Aquino featured a hilarious blooper when he confused a urologist with a ufologist during a live video call. The situation occurred when the panel was trying to delve into theories related to aliens and unidentified flying objects, currently known as UAP by their English initials.

According to the Royal Spanish Academy, ufology is the study of UFOs and phenomena related to extraterrestrial life. In contrast, urology is the branch of medicine specialized in the urinary tract and the male reproductive system. However, the similarity between the two words led to an unusual confusion within the program's production.

“Well, we have a specialist. Where do you study to know so much about aliens?” asked Guille Aquino as a man appeared on screen from what seemed to be a medical office. With evident surprise and some discomfort, the guest quickly responded: “I am a urologist, not a ufologist. It's similar, but it's not the same.”

The statement provoked an immediate explosion of laughter within the studio and left the program's members completely bewildered, who acknowledged the mistake live on air. Despite the awkward moment, the doctor decided to play along and maintain the humor.

“Do you think there is life on other planets?” they asked him after realizing the mistake. “I don’t. But well… I don’t know, it could exist”, the professional replied with a laugh, joining the relaxed tone of the conversation.

As often happens with these types of television and streaming moments, the clip quickly began circulating on social media and went viral within hours.

While some users took the situation humorously and highlighted the doctor's good-natured response, others harshly criticized the program's production.

“I don’t know if it’s sadder that they made such a mistake or, more likely, that they wanted to be funny to get a viral clip”; “Take the opportunity to talk about men's health”; “Tired of the era of nonsense” and “Since he’s on, ask him about prostate check-ups,” were some of the comments that appeared on social media.