What Looks Like A Missile Coming Away From The ISS

The video caught by NASA's cameras shows what looks like a missile either passing by the ISS live cameras or from the ISS itself.

It seems like the NASA engineers would change cameras if it was a nefarious missile launch or even if it's a secret satellite that must be prepped for release just before setting it free.

It's not a recent UFO sighting, this was caught on the live feed cameras in 2016 "apparently."

If it's the latter then the astronauts on board the International Space Station (ISS) would have to set it up. There are a few ways to look at this because it genuinely looks like it's coming out of the ISS top left part of the ISS capsule.

Or, is it just an uncanny placement of the live feed cameras being in such a place that makes it look like this? It's also a case of "what the hell is this" because either way we look at this, it's worth noting and not losing sight of the facts.

The facts as it stands are:

1, It's a real UFO.

2, It enters into the Earth's atmosphere.

3, NASA hasn't even mentioned it.

4, This hasn't been identified yet?

All of these questions are the basics, and what I mean by the basics is that it's a truly real UFO but NASA hasn't even acknowledged it.

How can we rely on anything at all from the newly commissioned study by NASA? They turn off the cameras when UFOs turn up at the ISS. That's a known fact that is repeatable in many, many examples going back to the day the ISS live feed was introduced.

So what is going to become of a UFO study when from the outset we know that the people responsible for the active cover-up of UFOs are in charge of studying UFOs?

It more than beggars belief, it's ludicrous beyond words. Ask anyone who watches the ISS live feed cameras about what happens just after a UFO comes into view. I can tell you now that they'll say the same as me. The live feed cameras turn to a blue screen with the "due to technical difficulties" blah blah blah.

And that's constantly going on, it's not just one time or it happened twice. It's every single time that a UFO or anything else that looks like it's moving in the background like a star, for instance, if it moves they cut the feed. So for me, I believe that no matter what happens with this commissioned study, it's flawed in my own opinion.

Anyways, the UFO sighting here on the ISS live feed cameras looks very much like it's been released by the ISS. Don't forget that it doesn't need a thruster-type release. It doesn't need that because it's in space, there's no gravity so a spring would achieve the same thing as an engine with thrusters.

A spring, coil up a spring and simply a battery to release a mechanism to propel the "projectile" would be appropriate. Then, when it (the UFO) gets to low Earth orbit (out of sight of the live feed cameras) the mini-thrusters propel it to its target. Jobs a good one, case closed, wipe your hands, high fives and a medal.

*Elevenses back at mine.

Everything as they say is up for debate, even I know that. It's up for discussion so please by all means join in with the discussion and please leave your thoughts and opinions in the comments section below, cheers.

All we want is the truth. It's so basic that we shouldn't have to ask for it. Transparency is also what we need, answers and explanations. Conversations and communication from the gatekeepers ie people who are responsible for giving us the answers like the Government. Like the people behind the "reluctantly" UAP disclosure.

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As I've mentioned, please share your thoughts and opinions on this, thanks. Also please share this post with others, thank you so much.

Guy's, nibiru-elenin YouTube channel was closed. So here's the NASA live feed video (above) caught by Heather Ortiz, good catch Heather. Check out their site, thanks. Show your love.

I was using YouTube as a video platform for my website posts, so ALL the videos needed changing over a thousand posts!{alertSuccess}

Credit: Heather Ortiz/Pete WDHCo 2016/UFO Sighting's Footage/UFO News/Ufosfootage/Canva.