UFO investigators claim NASA switched off a live camera on the International Space Station (ISS) less than a minute after a bizarre "donut-shaped UFO" appeared on screen.
A video posted to YouTube shows the circular object, which appears to have a hole in the middle, appear on the camera in the distance and then apparently travel at a similar speed and orbit to the ISS.But less than a minute in the camera goes to a completely blue screen, which is what conspiracists within the UFO community claim is done to try to belatedly hide evidence of UFOs from the public.
It comes just days after NASA astronaut Scott Kelly, who is staying on the ISS for a year, tweeted a picture looking out over the Earth which alien hunters jumped on to claim it featured a UFO in the top right corner.But sceptics have rounded on them saying it was likely part of the ISS itself.YouTube channel Streetcap1, which released the latest clip, published footage of an almost identical donut object earlier this month.In a post with the latest video, the channel said: "This could be Lens Flare, (but) what made it interesting is it's solitary nature and we got a blue screen fairly quickly.
