NASA Satellite Captures Swarm Of Alien Vessels Flying Near Sun, UFO Expert Claims

A UFO expert claimed that NASA’s solar satellite was able to capture an entire swarm of alien vessels flying near the Sun. According to the expert, objects appear to have self-propulsion capabilities.

Claims about an alleged swarm of alien vessels hovering near the Sun was made by Scott Waring of ET Data Base. As explained by Waring, the photo of the incident was captured by NASA’s Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO), a satellite launched in 1995 to observe the Sun.

As indicated in the details of the photo, it was captured by SOHO on Jan. 17. In the photo, strange white objects can be seen flying across the Sun, which appears as the dark blue circle at the center of the photo.

According to Waring, since the objects appear to be flying close to the Sun, they should have been affected by the massive star’s gravitational force. However, since they seem to be able to fly freely, the UFO expert speculated that the strange object might have self-propulsion capabilities.

“These objects are not going to or from the Sun...but they should since the gravity of the Sun is so strong,” Waring wrote in a blog post. “What this tells me is that these objects are self-propelled. They are moving in all directions, but none seem to be coming to or from the Sun. That should be impossible, yet there it is.”

Due to the appearance of the strange objects, Waring noted that they could be living alien creatures that are capable of flying in space. As noted by Waring, other photos captured by SOHO contain similar images, which means that this isn’t the first time that NASA satellite was able to photograph the alleged alien creatures.

Waring noted that the photos containing the strange creatures prove that the universe is filled with different kinds of alien lifeforms.

“I believe these objects are living creatures moving in swarms past the NASA SOHO sun satellite lens,” the UFO expert stated. “These swarms of creatures are not rare, rather we see them every week on the viewer if we search carefully enough.”