First he sent photos of UFOs, and now he started talking about aliens.
After he spent a year in space.
The first was an image of what appears to be a huge UFO above the ground. The photo was taken from the International Space Station (ISS) by Astronaut Scott Kelly, who returned to earth after spending a year in space. This photograph, which shows an unknown ship very clearly, was soon removed by NASA. But now Scott Kelly, during the live broadcast, very calmly admitted the existence of aliens in space above the earth.
Scott Kelly, during his interview with NASA, discussed his time in space. And at one point, he “detonated” one of the biggest bombs in revealing the presence of aliens!
You can see for yourself by watching the video. This moment is about 20 min. And 10 sec. Pay attention to the deathly silence and pause in the studio after his statement.
Scott Kelly said: “I think going back to gravity is more difficult than leaving gravity … It is. I don't know, maybe the aliens do it much easier, and they do it differently !? said Scott Kelly
The intriguing thing is not only this incredible statement from a NASA astronaut who spent more than 340 days aboard the ISS in space, but also what happened next. The people around him seem to have completely forgotten what he said. But this is very unusual. This is why it is important to show the world what Scott said during a live television broadcast.
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It can be assumed that after he casually spoke about aliens, Scott after a while will begin to share more detailed information about aliens.
The pieces of the puzzle start to fit together beautifully.
We've had many leading former astronauts who have confirmed the existence of aliens in recent years. Such as Edgar Mitchell, Buzz Aldrin, John Gransfield. And now - Scott Kelly.
Scott probably saw a lot of interesting things out there in space, and he now seems to look like a man whose mind is now penetrating other things, many thousands and millions of miles away, and they are now firmly implanted in his mind.