Bizarre Jellyfish UFO Photographed By Two Astronauts And From Ground In Russia
Astronaut Mike Hopkins who happens to be right now on board the International Space Station, jumped onto Twitter the other day and posted this breathtaking photo above. On Twitter he said, “I saw something launch into space today. Not sure what it was, but the cloud it left behind was pretty amazing.”
Date of sighting: October 2013
Source: http://io9.com/what-on-earth-created-this-bizarre-jellyfish-cloud-outs-1443885400
Then to match his friend on the ISS, ESA astronaut Luca Parmitano got a similar shot of the same phenomenon, but from a different angle above and he also saw the contrail of the craft that made it, which is the photo at source (Click here).
The astronauts didn’t say they saw the craft that made the cloud, but only said they saw the cloud, so what if it wasn’t leaving the earths atmosphere, but instead coming in from space? I strongly believe this to be true.
If NASA cams were not down, we could have seen this for ourselves…but they spent more money to take them down, than to leave them up and running, so we missed a great opportunity this week to get actual video of the craft.
This UFO looks to be the same seen over the Urals, Russia last week, caught on video.
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Looks like a project blue beam test to me, signifying a horn or something.
Yes, more people should be aware of Project Blue Beam. Good observation.
In Russia?? Isn’t USA the heart of the world, where everything happens? I thought that USA is the world, world is USA. Sarcasm off.
Is the Elite leaving the planet? USA/Russia/China/India/Canada/Europe/France are all working under the same agenda NWO. Don’t trust any of them. They are not working for the interest of mankind. They only work for their secret space programs and beyond
I got this quote from the site link, one of the astronauts said, “Oh, the things you can see out your window in space!” I find that comment very interesting, I mean, what are these guys seeing out there windows to make a loaded comment like that
Makes you wonder.
Doesn’t anyone else find it even remotely silly that a blogger of unknown qualifications knows better what this is than the educated and experienced astronaut who actually SAW it?