The image transmitted from the International Space Station, the American astronaut tried to warn the world about aliens, say ufologists.
NASA astronaut Scott Kelly, who posts photos taken from the International Space Station on his social media pages, recently shared another image.
UFO researchers claim that with the help of a photograph of South India, the American astronaut "tried to tell the world about the existence of aliens."
Ufologists again accused NASA of trying to hide the truth about UFOs from the world community, having seen an "anomaly" in the upper right corner of the image.
The author of the video on YouTube-channel Sonofmabarker claims that "in the image sent during the ISS flight over India", one can clearly see "a large object with two lights on each side."
“This object is very large and has an artificial origin. It's hard to believe Scott Kelly didn't notice him when he took the picture. Thank him for the photo,”said an amateur ufologist.
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Volunteer researchers who spend hours studying footage from cameras installed on board the ISS claim that they have been observing strange UFOs for several months. These flying anomalies, they say, "regularly shine their lights on cameras."
Well-known US ufologist Scott Waring said that "Kelly loves to send pictures of the view from the windows of the space station and they are all great."
“This time, the photograph clearly shows a cigar-shaped luminous UFO with a metal body, approximately 25 meters wide and 150 to 200 meters long. Looks like Scott was trying to hint at the existence of aliens. Message received, thank you Scott,”Waring quoted Express.
NASA declined to comment on the image and the object found on it, but some skeptics consider this "UFO" distortion of the image.
Scott Kelly and his fellow cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko are aboard the ISS on a one-year mission. Their return home is scheduled for March 3, 2016, and they will spend 342 days in space, which will give scientists the opportunity to better understand how the human body reacts and adapts to prolonged weightlessness.