A mysterious, bright UFO was seen moving behind the International Space Station (ISS). Two popular handles on X (formerly Twitter) claim that an alien spacecraft passed behind the station, compelling NASA to abruptly end the live broadcast.
Watch the video showing the UFO near the Space Station
Currently, no country has developed the technology to send drones into space, making it unlikely that these are space drones. This glowing object was seen by viewers during a 40-minute live stream, after which the feed was cut. Here's what both X handles have posted...
@JimFerguonUK wrote that after the UFO sighting, NASA cut the live feed suddenly. An hour ago, the streaming was unexpectedly stopped when a mysterious spacecraft appeared on camera. The footage has been slightly sped up, showing the UFO crossing the entire screen and vanishing into the darkness.
Jim queries, "If drones don't work in space, then what was that? Why did NASA stop the live streaming? Is NASA hiding something or just unwilling to show what’s out there?" Jim's post garnered 1.9 million views and was shared over 2000 times.
Prior to this, the @Truthpolex account shared the event, accumulating 334,000 views and being shared about 403 times.
What Did NASA Say Last Year?
In September last year, NASA stated they are uncertain about what UFOs or UAPs are, but they do know these sightings are not related to otherworldly entities. Current evidence does not suggest a connection between UAP and other planets. However, NASA committed to scientific studies to explore these phenomena further.
NASA intends to study environment-related factors around the Earth or in the atmosphere that could lead to UAP sightings. It's possible that aliens or UFOs are the result of changes in air traffic management, causing unusual activity in the sky.
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NASA has promised to pursue these mysterious phenomena utilizing scientific methods and leverage expert technology. Alien sightings and their crafts, commonly referred to as UFOs, have perpetually been topics of debate and curiosity. Recently, UFOs are identified by the U.S. under a different term, Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP). Last year, NASA formed a team to study such events.
Challenges with Accurate Images and Videos
Without high-quality images or videos, understanding these UFOs remains challenging. Often, it's difficult to distinguish whether such sightings are aircraft or natural phenomena. Consequently, NASA assembled a team of 16 experts, including scientists, aeronautics, and data analytics specialists, to analyze related data.
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NASA scientist Thomas Zurbuchen stated that we have observed various phenomena in space from Earth that require further study. Our team has diligently worked towards this goal. Last October, a team led by astrophysicist David Spergel investigated related occurrences by examining data for nine consecutive months.
No Aliens Found in Reports
The Pentagon continues to investigate reports claiming sightings of alien crafts, whether in space, the sky, or emerging from the sea. Hundreds of such reports are still under examination, yet no definitive evidence of alien spaceships landing, taking off, or existing on Earth has been found.
The Pentagon asserts the absence of evidence to confirm intelligent alien life regularly visits or resides on Earth. Ronald Moultrie, the Defense Under Secretary for Intelligence and Security, mentioned not encountering any such phenomenon, nor have there been incidents of alien spaceship crashes globally.
Until Conclusive Evidence, UFOs Remain Unconfirmed
Contrarily, Sean Kirkpatrick, Director of the Pentagon's new All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), suggests the possibility of aliens visiting Earth but emphasizes the need for scientific investigations. Though extraterrestrial life might exist, without evidence, we cannot accept the notion. Our continuous research aims to explore these possibilities, and until solid proof emerges, the UFO hypothesis remains unverified.
An official U.S. report highlighted that up to 2004, 140 instances of alleged alien spacecraft sightings were documented by the American military. These incidents, termed Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) by the U.S., included 143 events filed from various locations. Additionally, Project Blue Book in 1969 investigated 12,618 UFO sightings, leaving 701 unresolved cases.
