Mysterious “Black Knight” UFO Spotted From International Space Station I NASA’s Unexplained Files

Whilst building the International Space Station, a picture of a rogue object goes viral as conspiracists compare it to the “Black Knight” UFO.

From season 1 episode 3.

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[Mark-uhcr]

That's a weak excuse since Tesla even knew this thing was there in the late 1800's early 1900's

[druid]

Why haven't the vast number of amateur astronomers on Earth ever collated a clear pic of the Black Knight?

[kevz]

No the black knight is not from earth . It's been here for thousands of years and it will not allow you to catch it nor get close to it .

[skylershank]

Somehow finds it's way back into Earth's orbit... Explain the 'somehow'. I'm sure you've noticed for decades the explanations for certain phenomena have been 'explained ' ad nauseam. In fact some of the NASA explanations seem less believable than the subject phenomena in question.

[raisinsawdust]

Nice try in calling the 24 inch thermal blanket the Black
Knight satellite - horse hockey. The Black Knight is definitely not a thermal blanket

[gateofdreams]

The guy is NASA to the core. He is full of it!

[Hawken]

The Black Knight was detected in the 1950s and is in a polar orbit.
A satellite in a polar orbit can scan more of the Earth's surface
than in a standard orbit.

[troyboy]

We can fly to other planets and land rovers on Mars, take upclose pictures of surfaces with great detail yet we can't get close enough to an object that's revolving around our own planet?

[megret]

So why doesn’t somebody just fly up to it and get a good look?

[jonzoppa]

YOU FORGOT THE MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE. TESLA WAS THE FIRST ONE TO FIND IT

[butchcassidy]

The theory of the rocket is way too convenient, and then the way he said that when that part of the rocket breaks off that they don't pay attention to where that goes, that's baloney! They pay attention to every part of the rocket and where that debris goes how could you expect us to believe that? That we're just going to let the third stage of the jettison rocket just float off into Oblivion yeah right!

[seanmontgomery]

Well if I ever get lost in space at least there's a blanket and empty rocket to sleep in

[vn_Smallhausen.]

Nasa came up with a plausible explanation, as always

[zeekwolfe]

Oberg or however he spells his name is a government paid and long-time professional debunker. If he says something, believe the opposite.

[godddamnit]

A space blanket that slipped away from an astronaut.. Really
I thought this was found up in orbit in the early 1900's

[mickhealy]

found an old pre space age book about satellites and rockets and in it was a picture and description of the first balloon satellites but the thing was the structure that they were launched from had the black knight shape, a very distinctive shape.

[brademerick]

Why hasn't anyone created a 3d rendering of the image of the Black Knight satellite ? I'm sure that with today's imaging and computer programs it could be done .

[MrStalingonzalez]

Yeah, that's a thermal blanket of the weather balloon from Roswell.

[adamfreeman]

Was noticed in the 40's/50's, it's not a thermal cover.., ffs

[noelrossbridge]

First he said "I heard what's that" and explained UFO protocol about photographic evidence then changed to "what's that floating away" and explained the heatshield teather? Either way his credibility went instantly bankrupt.