NASA rebuts UFO speculation

NASA denied claims by amateur observers that it cut off a video feed from the International Space Station to avoid showing a UFO.

[adamthomas]

It’s funny that the live footage got deleted from YouTube.

[GotenXX]

Live feeds get cut off frequently when strange objects come in view of camera. 👍

[AcceleratedGamingHD]

How are you gonna "shoot down ufo claims" if you yourself are not sure what it is. "Could have been" space debris, window reflections, or lights from earth

[ABitOfFishing]

nice oh yeah
window reflection or lights from Earth? lmao you're a joke

[Drippyronin]

How many times is nasa going to cut of the feed when I object appears in the camera. Seems fishy to me, this has happened 100's of times.

[worthalook]

Nobody should be allowed to keep the truth from the people. They deny everything, just admit what we all know and let's go forward

[fjw-AT]

There are more planets in the universe than grains of sand on the entire earth including all the deserts. Intelligent life so advanced visiting us isn't crazy. We'd be crazy to think we are the only ones. That's like buying all the lottery combos and not winning.

[blockhead]

some reason Everytime a UFO appears on the feed somehow the signal gets cut at that exact moment Everytime.

[golfhax]

What's hilarious is how the live feed magically experiences technical difficulties and loses connection every time there is a suspicious looking object that flies through the frame. After the 10th time it happens with various different objects it's like really? The excuses aren't even good it's always a reflection or video artifact followed by signal loss and disconnection. like NASA don't you find it odd that every time there's a weird reflection, space debris or "lights from earth" that you have technical difficulties and signal loss? give me a break. it's like dad telling you when you're a child that all that crying from mom in their room last night was because she stubbed her toe. lollll.

[blainejb]

I like how the excuses are less mathematically likely than aliens themselves.

[nathanielacton]

I'm an IT guy that does consulting for big corps\gov. At present working for a large shopping centre corp. Each centre has about 500 or so cameras under direction control. So, that measn this place would have about 25, 000 cameras. We don't lose footage on ANY of them. It's all store locally on disk for a specific amount of time that allows us to do whatever is necessary, like answer police questions if there is an incident, or run it though number plate system (less time kept) for ticketless boom gates.
The suggestion that nasa doesn't have the missing footage is an insult to our intelligence. Camera's don't fail all the time, they are solid state. If there is a transmission problem to earth then they have on site storage to keep filming non stop and just transmit later. Starlink can move 20 gigabits per second(PER SAT of which there are thousands), so catching up on the stream with whatever NASA has would be childs play
There is ZERO TECHNICAL reason to not release the whole stream after an 'interruption'...

[t.i.p.]

NASA stands for NEVER A STAIGHT ANSWER..

[perfectwunn]

I remember seeing something on the ISS live feed.. I didn't know what i was looking at, it was rectangular in the far distance coming closer.. Then the feed was cut

[KaiLuck]

It's a flying Pokemon! NASA is trying to hide it since it's super rare.

[Joetheno]

I was watching it live i saw it . it was something but they cut the feed

[nicorido]

The best explanation for both events, the UFO and the signal cut.

[kenprice]

Boy THAT'S a nice CLEAR, IN FOCUS "picture" eh?

[yucelyener]

I'm sure there are many creatures living outside of us. We humans just don't want to understand that...

[eddieadams]

This is how easy it is to rebut a UFO. Just say it's space junk coming into earth's atmosphere--- and all of a sudden pulling up and stopping--and everybody goes ho hum ok.

And it's just a coinky dinky that the feed gets cut just then.

[doubleslit]

Well, it’s 06 Oct 2023 and this video has not aged well. I’m somewhat surprised NASA didn’t suggest it could have been a weather balloon 🎈