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WATCH: ISS Nasa live cam cuts after 'suddenly locking on to mystery glowing UFO'
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Wade
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Speaking as one who is pretty receptive to alien visitation this is one area I'm pretty sceptical about.
There has been a number of times now that some apparent UFO was caught by a ISS camera which in turn was promptly shut down.
By now it's a fair guess to say that if these lights are extraterrestrial visitors the people on the ISS are hip to these unannounced drop ins and makes one wonder why they bother keeping the camera on at all if it's possible it's going to pick up something that isn't meant for public consumption. It's not like the station is contractually obligated to keep it on at all is it? It's more of a PR thing and yet they run the risk of showing something that may not want seen. Although there may be a more conventional reason for these displays aside from a possible hoax I can only think that we are being teased for some reason, not unlike what we do to our pet cats and a laser pointer.
There has been a number of times now that some apparent UFO was caught by a ISS camera which in turn was promptly shut down.
By now it's a fair guess to say that if these lights are extraterrestrial visitors the people on the ISS are hip to these unannounced drop ins and makes one wonder why they bother keeping the camera on at all if it's possible it's going to pick up something that isn't meant for public consumption. It's not like the station is contractually obligated to keep it on at all is it? It's more of a PR thing and yet they run the risk of showing something that may not want seen. Although there may be a more conventional reason for these displays aside from a possible hoax I can only think that we are being teased for some reason, not unlike what we do to our pet cats and a laser pointer.
Standanista
Paranormal Maven
The laser pointer analogy could be as good an explanation as any for the whole UFO field.