Whatever the case, this video is a good example of a UFO encounter where NASA is much slower than usual at turning off the feed. The most interesting part of the video is the ISS on-board camera centering and zooming in on the UFO. One gets the distinct feeling that the UFO is there to keep close watch on the space station and is quite possibly unfriendly.
Monday, November 2, 2015
UFO Tails The International Space Station
It is common knowledge NASA tracks their live broadcast around the clock. The reason they monitor the feed so closely is because they don't want UFO encounters shared with the public. Typically, the way it goes down is a distant UFO will enter into view and within a couple seconds the broadcast is turned off and the screen goes blue. However, in some cases NASA is a little slow turning off the feed, probably because the worker monitoring the feed dozed off due to boredom or had to leave his/her post to use the restroom.
Whatever the case, this video is a good example of a UFO encounter where NASA is much slower than usual at turning off the feed. The most interesting part of the video is the ISS on-board camera centering and zooming in on the UFO. One gets the distinct feeling that the UFO is there to keep close watch on the space station and is quite possibly unfriendly.
Whatever the case, this video is a good example of a UFO encounter where NASA is much slower than usual at turning off the feed. The most interesting part of the video is the ISS on-board camera centering and zooming in on the UFO. One gets the distinct feeling that the UFO is there to keep close watch on the space station and is quite possibly unfriendly.
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