NASA Shuts Down The Live Feed After Something Massive Shows Up At The International Space Station

NASA has more resources than any other space organization, including top-tier financing, cutting-edge technology, and the support of some of the brightest brains on the planet. A lot of time has passed since the International Space Station first went up. In 1998, its inaugural module, Zarya, was launched. Since the year 2000, crews have maintained constant staffing of the orbital complex. A quarter of the global population has never known a world without the International Space Station (ISS) due to how long it has been circling the Earth.


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[countrysideservicesllc]

Stop using movie clips in your videos.

[fredfrog]

Wow, you heard it, celestial objects circling earth travel at the speed of light😮 8min, .50seconds

[DoCyberCrime]

Difficult to discern is an oxymoron. As discern means "to distinguish with difficulty, by sight or other senses"

[richardloup]

What blows my mind is that the iss is traveling over 18, 000 mph /or almost 5 miles per second! Blows my mind!

[Tucker]

Serves "public interest"? I'm curious how "public interest" is defined by NASA

[alanw]

I don’t understand why or how when a large item orbiting earth can’t just be boosted out of orbit away from earth? Seems like the easiest solution would be to aim it towards the sun and let it burn up there?

[watchdogu.s.a.]

NASA (Never A Straight Answer) actually has RESOURCES - not REZOURCES. Geez...
You have sources... not zources. Then you have resources... not rezources.

[herman]

This is the guy that knows everything up there, and the one that cut feeds on anomalies. his been at the fore front of UAP/UFO intelligence. Tim Tylor; worked on the Space Shuttle program in Cape Canaveral and continues to serve the Atlas, Delta, and SpaceX programs in launch operations. Taylor supported over 40 space shuttle missions and 80 Department of Defense missions as a controller, systems engineer, and field test engineer...

[DD-bnmx]

except the gorilla's zipper in the back was unzipped

[tallpaulhutchensjr.]

I've watched that NASA live feed about 10 or 15 times and about half those I did see stuff that was weird. But twice there was something legit huge, was brown and greenish in color, no lights, and I could see it wayyyy off in the distance. Eventually it got close but just as it got close enough to make it out they cut the feed. The other time was a reddish brown color sphere coming in pretty fast and as it got close they cut the feed. It must happen often. I might start watching it more lol

[chichijima]

Aliens could attack the Space Center and I will believe in UFO.

[raymondcaraker]

I know that they do this. I was watching when this happened. The lady that was working there in the office seen it to and said O my God and then it shut off.

[mikekeeney]

Wow I didn’t realize WWIi fighter planes can fly in space!

[TimAnnear_]

Interesting, I believe they're out there.

[jrfoleyjr]

Also, many of the astronauts are ham radio operators who talk via ham radio direct with hams on the surface,

[xkzwhdf]

I find it funny how nasa is silent during this whole disclosure thing, they’re sitting there thinking “they don’t even wanna know what we have on film”

[andilowe]

Die ISS bewegt sich mit 177 000 mph??? Das wären 75 km/sec. Das wäre die über 10fache Fluchtgeschwindigkeit aus dem Sonnensystem!

[mayuridave]

That'as that's a flying alien whale

[jasonbrink]

Why reuse when tax payers can just buy new stuff...😢

[mikegoddard]

Stop saying NASA with an Aussie accent the guy says NARSA 😡