Something MASSIVE Detected During SpaceX's launch mission, Elon Musk Revealed...

Something MASSIVE Detected During SpaceX's launch mission, Elon Musk Revealed...
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Something MASSIVE Detected During SpaceX's launch mission, Elon Musk Revealed...

Elon Musk’s SpaceX has been putting wins on the board ever since the company the first privately funded group to put a payload in Earth orbit, in 2008.
Since then, the company has continued to impress, launching unmanned cargo vehicles to the International Space Station (ISS) and sending astronauts in 2020.
The most popular products of the company include the Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy, and Dragon spacecraft to transport humans to orbit. The company is even developing Starship, a privately funded, fully reusable, super heavy-lift launch system for interplanetary and orbital spaceflight.

Besides, SpaceX is also a satellite communication Corporation.
Starlink satellite internet constellation has launched multiple missions into outer space.
As of September 2022, SpaceX has over 2,300 functioning Starlink satellites in orbit and over 500,000 active subscribers.

Starlink provides satellite internet connectivity to underserved areas of the planet, as well as competitively priced service in more urbanized areas.
However, many space enthusiasts keenly watch the footage of such events as it turns out some of these missions aboard various spacecraft owned by SpaceX have run into unidentified object objects, that many thinks could indicate the presence of aliens out there.
Something MASSIVE Detected During SpaceX's launch mission, Elon Musk Revealed...

[AtomicExtremophile]

It's hilarious how some people go from unknown, to it must be alien, within a heartbeat...

I used to believe, but blurred photos of unknown objects isn't evidence of anything.

[BlenderRookie]

It was obviously the borg who came back to retrieve their drones in DC.

[MissingTools]

Excellent episode, Short with fresh content and no fillers.

[billjenkins]

You can sense the excitement in the employees of SpaceX.

[d.s.]

Aliens? Unlikely. Space Junk? Most probably.

[riogrande]

Never mind there is a lot of space junk in orbit.

[Head-ckhu]

If "ifs" and "buts" were candy and nuts, we'll all have a Merry Christmas.

[FrontierMetals]

Couple of years ago during a Falcon 9 launch the onboard camera caught a cube shaped object passing very close to the spacecraft prior to main engine cutoff.

[iminabrons]

It seems like those damned aliens bring out a new model UAP every damned month. Damned show-offs.

[joshuawheeler]

Alow me to introduce you to camera artifacts, condensation ice, discarded seals/connectors, and space junk.

[MrMaelstrom]

The post thing looks like a StarLink tension rod and the debris that just misses the trunk of the dragon looks like frozen oxygen

[ciebriel]

i am leading more toward space junk that was close to the astronauts.

[treborlo]

Time traveler: Quick, what year is it! Bystander : 2023. Time traveler: haha hah wooah good luck idiot. Time traveler jumps back into portal portal dissappears.

[grantharriman]

A drone flying around a rocket launch? Seems like a cool angle for a camera, and not putting a human next to a massive bomb we call a rocket.

[theLeftHandedDog]

... I just don't think aliens would be traveling in a cigar-shaped vehicle. I doubt they even smoke. If it were a full pack of cigarettes, okay, then maybe, but cigars have never been popular, and are even less so now.

[steveforbes]

That long item in the beginning and end looks very much like some kind of reflection. It may even be inside the camera. Everything else show outside the atmosphere is obviously just uncharted space junk. After all, we have been throwing all kinds of junk up there for decades. It is impossible to track every single nut, bolt, metal shard and so on. Maybe a new mission for Space-X would be to go trolling for space rubble! They could deploy a huge net behind the ship and pick up trash! Oh! I have a better idea! Give that job to NASA and Boeing because garbage duty is about all for which they are now qualified! They made the mess up there so they can clean it up!

[garthreid]

It's a joke, the onboard cameras must have cost a fortune, but they only manage to get a blurred image of, 'something' as it passes. That's convenient.

[slartybarfastb]

The thing is, if anything really big ever happens, no one will know because you call everything a big thing.
I didn't even bother watching this video. Good bye

[BuckeyeNut]

Did I hear the narrator say "astromoners" several times? 😆

[williambinkley]

Hilarious it unidentified, it’s flying and it’s an object.