ASTEROID MIGHT BE ALIEN PROBE?! ☄️👽 | Ancient Aliens | #Shorts

Could this asteroid actually be an alien probe? See more in this #Short from Ancient Aliens Special Presentation.

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[thomashartzell]

I miss when the history channel used to be about HISTORY

[karlosmoran]

We need a documentary about wtf happened to the history channel

[lastchance]

Always love how the aliens can navigate interstellar distances, but crash on earth regularly.

[RobertBaity-exwp]

As a proud med card holder amd certified professional forensic skid mark lead investigator, I know exactly what it is. Snoop rolled and launched the biggest joint ever but was high as a kite and miscalculated the necessary fuel to reach orbit. The greys love the green!

[blackfoot]

Had to look it up, it's a chunk of ice that broke off in an avalanche and skidded across the frozen tundra

[gimpyFG]

I know it’s credible when it comes from ancient astronaut theorists.

[Derek-iy]

Skidmarks after an alien probe are always something to be concerned about.

[jimmywilson]

That’s absolutely crazy, I was thinking it looked similar to the one that passed by earth right before he started talking about that…🤯🤔

[Borderlands]

As a certified forklift driver, I can confirm nothing and everything.

[barabas]

"you can actually see the skidmarks" said the laundry service.

[NaturesResourceHandle]

That object that fell from space entering aborabora was a ship that looked to be crushed by space itself. Like when you send an aluminum can down the depths of the ocean and gets crushed. That's what aborabora looks like, like it was crushed then some how landed out of all places on earth it land in one of the few coldest places on our planet.

[spiderschlager]

This is exactly what an ice breaker looks like when it travels through ice and gets stuck.

[tenpenny]

"it might be the thing"
"Oh cool, should we check?"
"No i already told everyone it was the thing"
"But we have no evidence"
".... STFU!"

[acidichunt]

Looks like a piece of ice sliding down a mountain to me.

[Chuckiesezletsplay]

It got lost on its way to inspecting the rings around Uranus.

[brismmcpot]

I love how they admitted to being fake but ancient aliens still keep it going

[Basiroma]

Those tracks are so straight, almost like train tracks. The mere size of that object would have ripped apart as soon as it entered our atmosphere.

[danecobain]

This is amazing, it used both "internet researchers" and "ancient astronaut theorists" unironically.

[chancelowery]

Chunks of heavier snow will glide across the surface of the lighter snow, with heavy winds. Rocks in the desert have been known to do the same thing.

[spana]

Being probed by aliens can lead to skidmarks😂😂😂😂