NASA Once Again Cuts Live Feed Due to UFO Presence

With events like this one, it’s no wonder conspiracy theorists are inclined to distrust NASA.

This recent video has prompted new accusations that NASA is hiding evidence for the presence of extraterrestrial life here on Earth. The footage was captured from the International Space Station live feed earlier this month and shows three distinct objects leaving our planet’s atmosphere.

Despite being too small to identify, the objects can bee seen rising from behind the horizon and moving away from Earth. The little dots of light are traveling at high speeds, which could mean they are actually alien spacecraft. Unfortunately, the live feed is abruptly cut and replaced with the message we’ve all come to loathe:

Please stand by. The High Definition Earth Viewing experiment is either switching cameras, or we are experiencing a temporary loss of signal with the International Space Station.”

As usual, there was no explanation as to why the signal was interrupted and we can be sure that NASA will not offer an official statement regarding the three UFOs.

Skeptics would argue that the unidentified flying objects are just satellites. But nobody would go through the trouble of concealing something we all know is real and of earthly origins. Something else must be going on at the edge of space.

It’s no secret that, over the past few months, NASA has experienced this type of “temporary loss of signal” several times, just as strange objects such as these ones flew into view. Coupled with a lack of official comments, this behavior is sure to raise suspicions that NASA must be hiding something from us. They’ve been doing it for decades.

But this could soon change. As many of you already noticed, NASA officials have recently begun issuing statements about the certainty of alien life in our universe. Could these daring announcements herald an upcoming disclosure that we’ve all been dying to hear?

Here’s the video:

http://locklip.com/nasa-once-again-cuts-live-feed-due-to-ufo-presence/