UFO Enthusiast Spots Enormous Four-Armed Spaceship ‘Sucking’ Sun’s Energy

An enormous Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) has been spotted near the Sun in what appears to be an apparent attempt to siphon off energy from the star, UFO enthusiasts are positing. And this isn’t the first time such a UFO has been sighted. In fact, it — or other UFOs like it — has been spotted several times over the year and the fact that NASA won’t acknowledge the spaceships and/or offer an explanation as to the object’s presence in the space agency’s photos is, conspiracy theorists are saying, evidence of a NASA cover-up.

Sputnik News reported this week that YouTube user Streetcap1, a prolific poster of UFO anomalies, had spotted a gigantic four-armed spaceship in orbit around the Sun. Streetcap1 noted in his posting that the UFO was caught on two different cameras, noting in his title that the object was not a CME (Coronal Mass Ejection), a discharge from the Sun’s corona.

The images were caught on cameras on board the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO), which is a spacecraft co-managed and operated by NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA). The SOHO craft orbits the Sun transmitting real-time data to Earth about solar activity. Data gleaned from the spacecraft’s observations are used by researchers to predict space weather, like meteor showers or other disturbances — such as the aforementioned CMEs — that could influence and/or interfere with the Earth’s satellite systems.

Similar UFOs to the giant four-spired spaceship have been captured on multiple occasions in 2011, 2012, and 2016. Alien enthusiasts, Sputnik News noted, are wont to believe that the four-pronged UFO is an extraterrestrial spacecraft circling the Sun in order to drain energy from the Sun.

NASA has historically refused to speak to the existence of the anomalies, leading conspiracy theorists to speculate that there is more to the story than the images being just digital data glitches or photographic artifacts. In fact, many accuse the space agency of a cover-up of the existence of aliens.

Several of Streetcap1’s videos have been used as evidence that NASA is in the business of covering up the existence of aliens and UFOs. For example, the user’s video catch from NASA’s live feed from the International Space Station (ISS) in August (where, as reported by Inquistr, two fast-moving UFOs were spotted moving past the station) was used to show that, through image manipulation, the objects appeared to vanish in a suspicious manner. Some of Streetcap1’s videos have also been reported (per Inquistr) as being prime examples of NASA cover-up attempts, especially those video clips concerning the sudden termination of NASA live feeds from the ISS.

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Alien and UFO enthusiast Scott C. Waring, who operates the blog UFO Sightings Daily, said of the NASA footage, “[The image] shows three long appendages protruding from a main object. It also shows a fourth arm…. That is more than two time long as the higher arms. All four arms are solid objects, not trails.”

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So what reason do UFO enthusiasts think the spacecraft have sought out the Sun for energy-sucking over the year? According to one theory, the gigantic UFOs are actually living spaceships, harvesting energy in order to multiply.

Now, if that theory sounds somewhat familiar, it should be noted that former NASA scientist Norman Bergrun recently expanded on his three-decade-old theory of aliens harvesting energy from Saturn. Bergrun warned that the living spaceships, which he believes produce the rings of Saturn as a by-product of the harvesting process, was getting to a critically dangerous point and could see the Earth in danger. As reported by Inquisitr last month, Bergrun believed that the “ringmakers” were actually living spaceships and had multiplied, “proliferating” out to the planets Uranus and Jupiter, where they were taking in resources and emitting rings as well.

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