This Man Just Released The Clearest Image Of The Black Knight Satellite After It Was Seen By The ISS

This man just released the clearest images of the black knight satellite after it was seen by the ISS. This man just released the clearest images of the black knight satellite after it was seen at the international space station.

This man just uploaded the clearest images of the black knight satellite.

He detailed that it briefly showed up at the international space station, and then immediately after it appeared on screen, the camera's were turned off.

The International Space Station orbits high above the Earth, but it has occasionally become a backdrop for a perplexing phenomenon, the apparent shutdown of cameras during mysterious sightings.

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[Haywire-Alguire]

Just how the hell would anyone know that its been orbiting Earth for 13, 000 years ? How ??

[gimmesomethingtobelievein]

Strange to have such a clear photo shortly after AI generated pics got easy…

[bigj]

Apparently native Americans talked about it in the past. Apparently it was closer to the earth at that point in time. If the thing can manage a polar orbit then it can go wherever it wants.

[ill-fatedgamer]

This channel cracks me up ... but i love it. I love listening to a good story.

[paulgottfried]

I think this "Black Night" is a weapon lying dormant, with the sole purpose of preventing Earth's complete destruction, by other beings, rogue asteroids, or solar flares. I'm guessing the satellite is equipped with a variety of defensive and offensive measures, of which the Knight has full range to assess and then respond the way it deems necessary.

[LintonHerbert]

If I remember, shortly after the Black Knight was discovered, it was found to be changing its orbit. It's unpredictable. He didn't mention that. Last I heard, the gummint was coming down hard with the thermal blanket notion. It might be a hoax, and I would be happy as others would to have an image expert go over it, but a blanket it ain't.

[MrSuperJace]

Great Shot ! Its about time we got a good look at what they have been hiding from everyone. Thanks

[Blessings.]

I have known about this for to many years now.

[JacquelineOka]

I saw this craft fly over my home in Gardena, Ca back in the 1990’s. It couldn’t have been more than 20 over the roof. I saw this craft pop in and out in seconds. I filed a MUFON report and never got a response. It wasn’t larger than the house we rented. It was a beefy metal that reminded me of a “Klingon” type craft. The distinguishing identifier was a amber pulsating lights that moved in a sequence following the light before it that lit up on the back of the craft on a wave like pattern. It made no sound, when I ran to the side of the house to see where it went it was gone. I think it came in and out of a portal or wormhole.

[theOcean]

I love how each picture is a totally different shaped object. 😂

[draven]

It looks like it fits into the missing part of the Baltic sea anomaly

[DrWho-vcgo]

Why nobody has used the shuttle to fly directly past this strange object, is beyond me.

[farmer]

In other words it's the clearest "created" picture ever.

[nancylavalle]

How long has this "Ancient satellite" been unexplored by anybody. We've known its been there for a very long time but has anyone tried to land on it or tether to it or put a transmitter or tracker on it. Do we know anything for sure about it. Have we attempted to communicate with it?

[chrismckinnon]

Perhaps the black knight satellite was left there as a remnant of a long lost civilization that was wiped out during the younger driest period which was roughly 12, 800 years ago so that would coincide and if it’s been up there at least since then kind of makes sense don’t you think

[TheDaveRout]

With all the telescopes on earth, there would be hundreds of clear photos taken if it existed

[raymondesquivel]

Don't you think by now someone or something would have PAYED IT A VISIT ??!? !!! 😮😊😊

[georgeflitzer]

The black knight satellite sure doesn’t look like a piece of space junk to me!

[juslewissr]

The thumbnail is a heavily modified version of the original photo taken by the Endeavor crew. In the original, it appears as if you're looking at some sort of foreign object or satellite that's somewhat blurred and you can't make out much detail, but NASA states that it's a space blanket that one of the astronauts had dropped when their shuttle was docked at the ISS while they were building onto something onto it. There are multiple photos taken around the same time, each showing a slightly different view of it, but none of them are detailed and look nothing like what you see in the thumbnail.

[ChrisOREILLY-gcyq]

I have seen that Black Knight satellite in real life in the 80s
And that is a real truth..
i5 from Chester UK 🇬🇧👍