NASA Cover-Up: Video Evidence Shows ‘Asteroid Buster’ UFO Took Out Chelyabinsk Meteor Mid-Air, UFO Hunters Claim
Online UFO hunters have made the astounding claim that video evidence proves asteroid 2012 DA14, which zipped past Earth at a record distance of about 17,200 miles (27,000 kilometers) hours after the February 15, 2013, Chelyabinsk meteor incident was, in fact, an “asteroid buster” UFO stationed in solar orbit, possibly by “friendly aliens,” to monitor Earth and take out asteroids threatening Earth.
Although NASA scientists claimed at the time that asteroid 2012 DA14 flyby that occurred hours after the impact of the Chelyabinsk meteor over Russia was a coincidence, UFO hunters claim that NASA radar images prove 2012 DA14 was an artificial satellite which took out the Chelyabinsk meteor and then executed a close-shave flyby to confirm through observation that the meteor had been dispatched safely.
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The claim was first made in a video uploaded to YouTube on February 6, 2016, by UFO and alien hunter BPEarthWatch.
According to the UFO hunter, careful review of NASA radar image video of asteroid 2012 DA14 captured by NASA JPL scientists Lance Benner and Marina Brozvic on February 15 and 16, 2013, using the 230-foot (70-meter) Deep Space Network Antenna at Goldstone, California, reveal unmistakable evidence of an intelligently designed artificial satellite about 130 feet (40 meters) wide.
The radar images, consisting of 72 frames with a resolution of about 13 feet (four meters) per pixel, “span close to eight hours and clearly show an elongated object undergoing roughly one full rotation,” according to NASA.
During eight hours of data collection, the space body moved from a distance of about 74,000 miles (120,000 kilometers) to about 195,000 miles (314,000 km) from Earth.
UFO hunters claim that the flyby of 2012 DA14 hours after the Chelyabinsk airburst was not a coincidence and that NASA is covering up information that the space body is not a natural space object, but an artificial satellite.
The Chelyabinsk meteor airburst damaged buildings in six cities, and injured more than 1,000 people in Russia’s Chelyabinsk region, some hours before asteroid 2012 DA14’s closest approach to Earth.
Although some UFO hunters insist that the mysterious space body is a military UFO stationed in space by “friendly aliens” to watch over Earth, others suggest it could be the product of a top secret NASA planetary defense project in collaboration with other leading technological nations.
“So, we know it’s not an asteroid… Do any nations on earth have the capability of sending a space station that far without being detected?
“I think all of the super powers space agencies work together in a clandestine way to protect the earth from danger.”
Despite the debate over details, UFO hunters are unanimous that NASA’s radar images of asteroid 2012 DA14 show unmistakable evidence of an elongated and hollow artificial satellite similar to the mysterious two-meter-long UFO — dubbed WT1190F (“WTF UFO”) — that crashed into Earth’s atmosphere and fell into the Indian Ocean off the southern coast of Sri Lanka on November 13 last year.
NASA scientists who captured a video of 2012 DA14 speeding away from Earth realized the truth, but did not disclose the fact to the public, conspiracy theorists claim.
“That is not an asteroid. It’s a battlestation,” UFO enthusiast Russ Grant declares.
“There is clear evidence that someone or something shot that asteroid out of the sky,” ThirdEyeJedi comments.
“Yes, it could have been a ‘friendly’ taking out that asteroid before it hit earth and did far more damage,” TheseEyesGod says.
“Could be an ‘asteroid buster,'” the UFO enthusiast adds.
According to UFO blogger Scott Waring, “UFO is clearly made by intelligent beings. The big question is, is it ours or theirs? Meaning is it a top secret project?”
The mysterious space object was first discovered in February 2012 by amateur astronomers at the La Sagra Observatory in Spain. The space object made closest approach to Earth on February 15 at a close-shave distance of 17,200 miles, about 5,000 miles (8,046 kilometers) closer to Earth that communication satellites in geosynchronous orbits of about 22, 400 miles (36,000 km) above the Earth’s atmosphere.
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