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UFO theorist shows 'holy grail' evidence in space station livestream

News - Apr 6, 2024
UFO theorist shows 'holy grail' evidence in space station livestream

Self-proclaimed UFO expert captures boomerang in space?

An online conspiracy theorist and YouTuber shared footage on social media showing a "boomerang-like shape" on the ISS live stream. The video quickly went viral and sparked debate.

A self-proclaimed UFO expert claimed to have captured evidence of extraterrestrial life during an ISS live stream. Image Credits: Disclose Screen The Grimreefar/Youtube
A self-proclaimed UFO expert claimed to have captured evidence of extraterrestrial life during an ISS live stream. Image Credits: Disclose Screen The Grimreefar/Youtube

In the footage, they claimed that it had been thoroughly examined to ensure authenticity and to avoid any editing tricks. 

The "Calvine photograph" that was captured sparked skepticism about its authenticity

The YouTuber also captured the "Calvine Photograph," a well-known image from the Scottish Highlands purportedly capturing a diamond-shaped UFO  in the sky for about 10 minutes.

The expert shared footage showing a
The expert shared footage showing a "boomerang-like shape" on the ISS live stream. Image Credits: Disclose Screen The Grimreefar/Youtube

However, this case is not directly related to the ISS live stream footage.

The Calvine Photograph showed an object witnessed by hikers for roughly ten minutes before disappearing.

The photographer's negatives were sent to a newspaper and later retrieved by the Ministry of Defence.

The Calvine Photograph remained classified for nearly 30 years before its release.  

This mysterious video, capturing the
This mysterious video, capturing the "boomerang-like shape," quickly went viral and prompted discussion on social media. Image Credits: Disclose Screen The Grimreefar/Youtube

While the image's authenticity is not disputed, the identity of the photographer and the exact nature of the object in the picture remain unknown.

Below the video, viewers who are enthusiastic about UFOs express their belief in extraterrestrial life.

They claimed the footage was thoroughly examined to ensure authenticity and avoid editing tricks.  Image Credits: Disclose Screen The Grimreefar/Youtube
They claimed the footage was thoroughly examined to ensure authenticity and avoid editing tricks. Image Credits: Disclose Screen The Grimreefar/Youtube

One person said: I could only see the lights and the way they moved, this is precisely the shape of what I saw in phoenix..it had to be 1/2 mile to 1 mile from tip to tip and it was moving towards us

A second wrote: That UFO footage is incredible. There has been a lot of great UFO video lately of UFOS above the clouds lately. Great video.

While a third commented: Also, to anyone thinking this is US craft... Why in the hell would they fly a classified aircraft above all of that cloud cover in full view of the ISS and all of the foreign satellites? Yea, they definitely wouldn't.

Another added: This is a known aircraft. It is the same type of craft responsible for the Phoenix Lights sightings

This is not the first case of a UFO object being recorded

Previously, the mystery behind the 'Calvine Photograph' was believed to be the world's clearest UFO picture.

The
The "Calvine photograph" also sparked skepticism about its authenticity when it was captured. Image Credit: Cynon Valley Leader

While most UFO images are often blurry and inconclusive, this particular picture stands out for its clarity and detail.

Captured in Scotland in 1990, the photograph depicts a diamond-shaped object in the sky, captivating UFO enthusiasts.

The original negatives of the 'Calvine Photograph' were first given to Scotland's Daily Record newspaper, which subsequently passed them on to the Ministry of Defence (MOD).

However, investigator and former BBC Horizon producer Simon Holland has put forth his own theory.

The photograph depicts a diamond-shaped UFO in the Scottish Highlands. Image Credit: Cynon Valley Leader
The photograph depicts a diamond-shaped UFO in the Scottish Highlands. Image Credit: Cynon Valley Leader

Holland suggests that the photograph captures a secret military aircraft on a test flight rather than an extraterrestrial craft.

In his theory, he suggests that the diamond-shaped ship seen in the image was part of a radar-proof defense system being developed by British Aerospace.

The Harrier jet spotted in the background, Holland believes, was escorting the experimental aircraft.

Watching the video: