NASA Is Either Covering Up UFOs Or Feeding The ‘Alien Hysteria’

The International Space Station’s live feed caught a UFO on its video, and soon after, NASA cut the feed.  This has led many to believe that the government-run space agency is either covering up the existence of extraterrestrial intelligence or feeding the “alien hysteria.”

Joe Joseph of The Daily Sheeple feels that NASA could just enjoy “screwing with people.”  Which may be the case, but either way, the space agency is being disingenuous. “It’s tin foil hat time, folks!” says Joseph.

“There’s another situation where a mysterious object comes onto camera from the International Space Station and instantly *boop* live feed cut. How many times have we seen this? Over and over again. And let me tell ya, NASA, if there’s nothing to hide, why are you doing this cuz it’s only feeding “hysteria” and tin foil hattery.” Joseph declares.

We have to agree.  What other reason does NASA have to continue to cut the live feed? This isn’t the first instance in which the space agency has done this either.  There is also a video of a horseshoe-shaped UFO appearing over Earth’s horizon as the ISS moves around, and again, the live feed is cut.

“I do know that there’s been an unbelievable increase, as far as I can tell, of reported incidences of explosions, sonic booms, objects flying through the sky…going through the roof. But there is something very odd about this object,” Joseph says. “I wouldn’t necessarily say alien-related, I don’t think so, but it certainly doesn’t help when NASA cuts the live feed every time there’s something that the can’t explain.” Or maybe, NASA doesn’t want to explain.

Scott Brando, a UFO hoax investigator who runs ufoointerest.org, told Express.co.uk: “I think this is a reflection of sunlight through clouds.” If that’s the case, why bother cutting the live feed?

Every time there is something odd or different, NASA cuts the live feed.  “That speaks to concealment,” Joseph says. “That speaks to ‘we can’t explain it, so instead of trying to figure it out, we’re just gonna go and cut the feed. And then we’re not gonna say anything because we’re just gonna let the 72-hour news cycle take over and just *pfft* under the rug.’ Now, is there something going on? I don’t know. I can tell you though, this is how things like questioning the shape of the planet and all this kind of stuff comes up.”

The Flat Earth Society Responded To A Tweet By Elon Musk: ‘Thanks For The Question’

The Tesla and SpaceX chief, Elon Musk, has a rather complex understanding of the universe, and Earth’s shape. He even made a tweet directed at those who believe the Earth is flat, and the response from the Flat Earth society will leave you dumbfounded.

Elon Musk would have to have a working knowledge of Earth’s shape in order for his math to work and his company to propel a spacecraft to Mars, which is a goal of SpaceX’s. With all the news swirling around flat Earth conspiracy theories recently, Musk got a little philosophical on Twitter.

While pondering the exotic spectacle of the Martian sunset, the CEO asked the question: given there’s such a thing as the Flat Earth Society, why doesn’t the Red Planet have its own equivalent? “Why is there no Flat Mars Society!?” he tweeted, probably just to amuse himself and his followers, and likely never expecting to find a serious response.

Why is there no Flat Mars Society!?

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 28, 2017

But he got one, and Darwin himself is rolling over in his grave at the undeniably de-evolved response from the operator of The Flat Earth Society’s twitter account.

Hi Elon, thanks for the question. Unlike the Earth, Mars has been observed to be round.

We hope you have a fantastic day!

— Flat Earth Society (@FlatEarthOrg) November 28, 2017

That’s funny.  There have been astronauts who have observed Earth from the International Space Station, all of whom say the Earth is a globe.

Umm…right. So about this selfie I took while orbiting the Earth. pic.twitter.com/9bAAozVqOo

— Garrett Reisman (@astro_g_dogg) November 30, 2017

Of course, that didn’t convince those who actually believe that the laws of physics created the moon, the Sun, and Mars as globes, and made Earth flat.  But the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter took an image of the moon and the Earth, and both are indeed globes. 

Read more about Mars missions here.

 

This is the kind of conspiracy thinking that leads flat-Earthers to set up ambitious crowdfunding campaigns to ostensibly conduct their own “real” scientific experiments. For example, when rapper and evident flat-Earther B.o.B ran a GoFundMe campaign to launch “one, if not multiple” satellites into space. Astronauts had a lot of fun at B.o.B’s expense, and now, given the publicity around flat-earther Mike Hughes’s rocket launch, (which the government shut down) scientists are again appealing for a bit of common sense here.

While others tend to just laugh at those who actually believe the earth is flat.  Personally, we are all up for a good conspiracy theory, but please make sure you’ve at least got a shred of evidence to back up your theory, or you’ll just end up looking crazy.

REPORT: An Alien Bacteria Has Been Brought Back To Earth From The Space Station

Russian cosmonaut, Anton Shkapolerov

A Russian cosmonaut has said that the bacteria recently found on the International Space Station and brought back to earth, is extra-terrestrial.  The bacteria did not originate from Earth, however, raising more questions.

Cosmonaut Anton Shkaplerov says he found bacteria clinging to the external surface of the International Space Station that didn’t come from the surface of Earth.  The bacteria was swabbed from the exterior of the ISS years ago, but begs the question, just how did it get there?

“And now it turns out that somehow these swabs reveal bacteria that were absent during the launch of the ISS module,” Shkaplerov told the Russian news agency Tass. “That is, they have come from outer space and settled along the external surface. They are being studied so far and it seems that they pose no danger.”  In particular, the Russians took probes from places where the accumulation of fuel waste was discharged during the engines’ operation or at places where the station’s surface is more obscure. After that, the samples were sent back to Earth.

The cosmonaut is preparing for his third trip to the international space station next month. The collection of life forms from the outside of the ISS during one of his previous trips was something of a mini-controversy a few years back. Russian scientists reported that the spacewalk sample harvests yielded evidence of apparent sea plankton clinging to the station. The claims caught NASA by surprise at the time, which said it had heard nothing from the Russians about any space plankton.

Earth bacteria were able to survive on the ISS as well, however. Some terrestrial bacteria survived on the space station’s external surface, though they had remained in a space vacuum for three years. In addition to that, they underwent sharp swings in temperature from minus 150 to plus 150 degrees Celsius, the cosmonaut noted.

Russian Aboard International Space Station Claims to Have Found Alien Life

(ANTIMEDIA) — According to state-owned Russian news agency TASS, a Russian cosmonaut on board the International Space Station claims to have discovered extraterrestrial bacteria. Anton Shkaplerov reported the discovery after swabbing the exterior of the craft during a spacewalk, a sample-collecting practice known as an “extravehicular activity.” If the bacteria is confirmed to be not of this Earth, it would be one of the greatest discoveries in human history.

“Bacteria that had not been there during the launch of the ISS module were found on the swabs,” Shkaplerov reported. “So they have flown from somewhere in space and settled on the outside hull.”

The cosmonaut took the sample using a cotton ball while he was monitoring the Russian modules of the space station during the Test and Biorisk projects. He says the bacteria was collected either from an obscure section of the station or from an area where fuel discharge accumulates.

“And now it turns out that somehow these swabs reveal bacteria that were absent during the launch of the ISS module,” Shkaplerov told TASS. “That is, they have come from outer space and settled along the external surface. They are being studied so far and it seems that they pose no danger.”

NASA has not commented on the purported discovery yet, but it would fit into a commonly accepted theory that high-speed space dust can carry microbes from other star systems. Some astrobiologists contend that all life on Earth actually originated from elsewhere in the galaxy and traveled to our home planet through a process called panspermia.

Meanwhile, the search for extraterrestrial life continues to heat up as scientists plan expeditions to Enceladus, a small moon of Saturn that has a massive global ocean underneath its crust of ice. Recent discoveries suggest this ocean is hydrothermally heated and contains gases on which microbes could potentially feed, meaning the conditions for biological life are right.

The bacteria discovered on the International Space Station will need to undergo additional tests. Scientists must rule out terrestrial origins. According to the cosmonaut who discovered it, the sample had likely spent 3 years in the vacuum of space, undergoing drastic fluctuations in temperature from minus 150 to plus 150 degrees Celsius. We know that bacteria and life forms like tardigrades can live in extremely hostile conditions. This means the bacteria sample could simply be a microbe from Earth’s upper atmosphere.

Earlier this year, it was revealed that the Russian space agency, Roscosmos, is analyzing 19 other dust samples to test for the presence alien microorganisms. In an era in which the rhetoric over “fake news” and propaganda continues to escalate and the United States finds itself in an artificial intelligence arms race with both Russia and China, we can add a new space race to the geopolitical landscape: the race to discover extraterrestrial life.

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[VIDEO] UFO Spotted From The International Space Station

What some believe to be a UFO was spotted by an Italian astronaut from the International Space Station. While many say the video is nothing more than space debris falling to Earth as a meteor, several others are unconvinced after watching the same video.

The object can be seen entering Earth’s atmosphere at an alarming speed. Although the footage of the most recent sighting came from NASA, conspiracy theorists are suspicious over how quickly the space agency released the video and an explanation it to the media.

Speaking in a video uploaded to the SecureTeam10 YouTube channel, a narrator can be heard saying: “I don’t think it’s a meteorite at all.”

What many people may not realize, according to SecureTeam10, is that this video is a timelapse. “You’re seeing the earth spinning at a high rate of speed and we see this flash of light coming from space. It does look to be moving at 85mph (136 km/ph). But when you account how fast the earth would have actually been moving, had this not been sped up, it would have been moving much, much slower,” says the narrator of the video.

To back up his claims, the narrator of Secure Team 10 video compares this “meteor” to another still photograph of another meteorite that fell to Earth during the 2011 Perseid meteor shower.

Here is the original video released by NASA and uploaded by The Daily Mail.  It certainly looks like this video is sped up quite a bit, verifying that SecureTeam 10 was correct about that at the very least.

NASA has once again been accused of covering up the existence of alien life. Despite assurances from the space agency that it is just a meteor, conspiracy theorists remain convinced that it is evidence of extraterrestrials. Of course, it’s likely we won’t know the real truth in the near future.