SKIES & SAUCERS
Giant Object Said to Streak Past Sun Observatory in a Single Frame
A UFO blogger says a 2.5-mile craft, towing three smaller orbs, crossed the view of a solar imaging service, and that NASA will say nothing.
EARTH'S SUN — A craft some two and a half miles long was caught on camera near the Sun on the night of October 3, according to Scott C. Waring of UFO Sightings Daily, who published his account on October 12.
The object appeared in a single frame from Helioviewer.org, a solar imagery source, the author writes, having passed the satellite's view at what he calls tremendous speed. He gives its dimensions as about 2.5 miles across and half a mile wide.
Mr. Waring states that a vessel of such size could carry tens of thousands of passengers across the universe. He further claims that the craft was using a tractor beam to pull three smaller orb-shaped craft along with it, a detail he says became visible after he viewed the photograph in negative.
The author compares the object's proportions to those of comet Atlas, which he also describes as a spaceship. He notes that it was supposed to have departed last year, and suggests it may be passing through again, since spaceships, in his words, often change directions and routes.
Mr. Waring closes by asserting that NASA will never discuss the matter with the news or the public, and that the image constitutes 100 percent proof of daily alien traffic through the solar system. The post offers no comment from NASA, and no mundane explanation for the single-frame image, such as an imaging artifact, is discussed.