NASA probe snaps ‘2.5-mile alien mothership’ zooming previous Sun at pace of sunshine
NASA have shed light on a supposed ‘alien spacecraft’ pictured in one satellite picture, believed by so-called UFO researchers to be around 2.5 metres in length
Could this be an alien craft? (Image: Nasa)
A self-described alien expert claims to have discovered an extra-terrestrial mothership hidden in a NASA satellite photo. Scott C Waring, who has spent decades pushing theories of alien existence, says he noticed a rectangular looking white block in a picture published by NASA two weeks ago (October 2), and is certain that the object is a massive spacecraft.
On his website, Waring pointed to the fact that the object appeared in one image and then not the next to argue that it was travelling at a “tremendous speed”, despite being around “2.5 miles across and 0.5 miles wide”.
The alien obsessive wrote: ” A ship that large could carry tens of thousands of passengers across the universe in no time”, adding that it may be using some sort of “beam” in order to “pull three different smaller orb craft with it”.
“These smaller crafts are apparently revealed when you put the image into “negative format view!”
Waring slammed NASA for not being open to the possibility of alien travel, writing: “This is something NASA will never talk about, never mention to the news or the public…something that is 100% proof that aliens pass through our own solar system daily, while the public is kept in the dark of such things existing.
A NASA affiliated blog has shed some light on the images, which are taken using the agency’s high tech Large Angle Spectrometric Coronagraph.
The self-described UFO researcher reckons the ship is several miles long (Image: International Gemini Observatory )
According to the blog, which is published by the Solar and Heliosphere Observetory, some of the shapes that appear in the images are created from objects blocking the camera, which essentially causes shadows and shapes to appear in the picture.
The blog explained: “The position of the solar disk is indicated in the images by the white circle. Occasionally, a coronal mass ejection can be seen being expelled away from the Sun and crossing the fields of view of both coronagraphs. The shadow crossing from the lower left corner to the centre of the image is the support for the occulter disk.”
In another blog post, they explained that similar images can also be created by “high energy particles” released by “solar wind” that “produce spots and streaks on the detector ranging from a single pixel, to large streaks that span a large fraction of the image.”
NASA say the shape is caused by solar phenomena (Image: NSF NOIRLab/Int.Gemini Ob et al. / SWNS)
The blog even seems to reference people like Waring, hitting out at those who claim “that they’ve seen spacecraft-looking things that seem to be moving around, but which are obviously cosmic rays when examined by an experienced observer. “
“People see a cosmic ray at one location in one image, and then another random cosmic ray hit nearby in the next image, and claim they’re both the same thing moving between frames.”
