On the 29th of July 2021, as the Russian science module Nauka gracefully approached the International Space Station (ISS), a peculiar incident took place.
Let's get into it.
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Peculiar because an unidentified flying object, a UFO Orb, was captured on camera during an important and international cooperation science module docking event.
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This mysterious event raises intriguing questions about our understanding of space phenomena and the possibility of extraterrestrial involvement.
The Nanuka UFO Orb:
I just want to immediately point out that NASA has a state of the art program that's been up and running for a long time. It's dedicated solely to the tracking space debris and it's called the "Orbital Debris Program Office" (ODPO) which holds conferences on orbital space debris tracking, collection, modelling, radar tracking, protection, mitigation, measurements, debris reentry, debris remediation and understanding etc and so forth.
Does the International Space Station have to dodge orbital debris?
The U.S. Space Surveillance Network regularly examines the trajectories of orbital debris to identify possible close encounters. If another object is projected to come within a few kilometers of the International Space Station (ISS), the ISS will normally maneuver away from the object if the chance of a collision exceeds 1 in 10,000. This occurs infrequently, about once a year on average. See NASA orbital debris FAQ.
NASA can identify debris as small as 1mm as it's given this bizarre example on it's website:
The number of particles larger than 1 mm exceeds 100 million. As of January 2022, the amount of material orbiting the Earth exceeded 9,000 metric tons.
If NASA cannot identify debris as small as 1mm then the above mentioned information is incorrect because they cannot measure it therefore the estimated amount is null and void. If you cannot measure it (anything) you cannot identify it, and if you cannot identify it then you cannot give any number "whatsoever" not even a probable would be correct and so an estimate is out of the question scientifically speaking. Estimates are based on quantifiable, overall known measurements, results brought together to gain an estimate.
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I mention this because no alert was given, no warning was sounded, no radio chatter could be heard and it was totally ignored by everyone who was involved in the Nauka docking event. This backs up my own personal opinion that this UFO just appeared behind the Nauka science module and everyone is holding their nerve to not mention what they can all clearly see. Is it because speaking up would create a potential issue and maybe stop the event going forward because if one this big came this close then what else is coming?
The Significance of Debris Management:
This could have been a devastating piece of debris which has just broke through the perimeter of the International Space Station docking event with the Russian science module Nauka on the 29th July, 2021. The UFO appears at 5:11 in the above video.
The Nauka UFO details:
At precisely 13:29 UTC (09:29 EDT, 16:29 MSK), a white UFO Orb was observed appearing from behind the Russian science module Nauka moving from the right to the left and descending. This sighting immediately caught my attention. What makes this incident particularly compelling is the distinct characteristics that set it apart from typical space debris.
Not Space Debris:
The first notable aspect is the flashing pattern of black and white emitted by the UFO Orb. If it were merely a piece of space debris, it would lack such deliberate illumination. Space debris tends to move rapidly (see NASA FAQ page above link) away from the objects it detaches from, whereas this orb seemed to have a purpose.
A Cosmic Invitation:
One cannot help but wonder about the orb's intentions. It appeared from behind the Nauka module, suggesting a level of control and deliberate maneuvering. The flashing of black and white, colors often associated with signaling and communication, raises the question: was it attempting to gain the attention of NASA astronauts?
Unanswered Questions:
Despite one of NASA's many missions in space to seek evidence of extraterrestrial life in space, it seems that incidents like this remain largely uninvestigated. This leads to the puzzling observation that unless a challenge arises where they can showcase their scientific prowess, such anomalies are often disregarded.
Conclusion:
The Nauka UFO incident during the Russian science module Nauka's approach to the ISS serves as a reminder that the cosmos is full of mysteries. We should remain inquisitive and open-minded about such phenomena. The presence of an unidentified object with deliberate actions and possible signaling capabilities raises fascinating questions about our place in the universe and the potential existence of extraterrestrial life.
NASA holds conferences on orbital space debris, tracking and monitoring advancements plus reporting methods, innovations including the management of orbital space debris. It's next conference is as follows:
2nd International Orbital Debris Conference (IOC II)
December 4-7, 2023
Sugar Land, Texas, USA.
In the world of ufology and UAP disclosure, such incidents underscore the importance of continued exploration and investigation. As we strive to unravel the mysteries of the universe, let's keep our eyes on the skies and remain prepared for the unexpected, hopefully within the year according to David Grusch.
"The universe is not only stranger than we imagine, it's stranger than we can imagine." - J.B.S. Haldane
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