Showing posts with label International Space Station. Show all posts
Showing posts with label International Space Station. Show all posts

5/7/14

Two Deep Space UFOs caught on VIDEO near International Space Station - May 2014

Two sightings of mysterious lights near the ISS from May 2014.

Mark Turner 
Mysterious World 
05/07/2014

Keen observers of the International Space Station video feeds have caught two recent UFOs moving around our globe in deep space. The first could be explained away by a number of common space objects, the second video is not so easy to dismiss and warrants further investigation.

The first is said to be an upside-down pentagram and the maker of the video has further speculations that I do not share, but are presented below. Is it a satellite?



The second video shows multiple lights and is very intriguing. If they are satellites, then they appear to have multicolored lights! I do not think that is possible.

A series of lights near the ISS that were joined by a second row or lights that blink off, off and move around the station.


Though the poster of the video says that these are multiple UFO's, I wonder if this is one or two very large UFOs, one above the other. The lights slowly blink on and off in a random fashion. This video is not to be missed!



Story source: Educating Humanity

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4/25/14

Triangle UFO moving near International Space Station (VIDEO)

Mysterious light near the International Space Station 4/25/14 Image: Streetcap1


Mark Turner
04/25/2014
Mysterious World

A bright UFO suddenly appears from nowhere near the ISS on April 25th, 2014 and then moves slowly out of frame. Its nice capture from Streetcap1 of YouTube.




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