Bizarre UFO Speculation Erupts Online After NASA's STEREO Satellite Captures Alleged Mysterious 'Blue Sphere' Zooming Past The Sun [Debunked]

However, when the strange-looking image was first uploaded to Facebook by user Pamela Johnson, it went viral very quickly after several UFO conspiracy theory sources claimed that it shows a massive blue sphere UFO passing in front of the Sun. Conspiracy theorists ignored explanations offered by some skeptics that the appearance of the Sun in the image could have been an artifact of the telescope's optics.

UFO enthusiasts rejected the "image artifact" theory, arguing that the photographic evidence of the presence of a mysterious and massive physical object moving in front of the Sun was undeniable because the large spherical object comes into view very clearly and thus could not be an image artifact or an incidental flaw.

The image showing the alleged "UFO" passing in front of the Sun was taken on November 17.

The "massive blue sphere" was also missing "mysteriously" from images taken after November 17.

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Sharing her thoughts about the strange image on Facebook, Johnson claimed bizarrely that she was able to determine, after consulting her "divining rods," that the object was "one of the Blue Spheres."

She then reassured her Facebook followers "not to fear."

"I have just consulted my Divining Rods and they indicate this is one of the Blue Spheres and not to fear."

Johnson's bizarre Facebook comments sparked wild conspiracy theory speculation on social media and on multiple UFO forums, with many arguing that the images missing from November 15 to 16 suggest that NASA might have released the November 17 image showing the mysterious "Blue Sphere" UFO unintentionally.

But having been caught pants down hiding UFO evidence as part of an alleged cover-up policy, the agency, according to conspiracy theorists, was now hunkering down, hoping to ride out the storm by keeping silent.

According to UFO hunters, the object was likely a giant extraterrestrial or interdimensional spacecraft exploring our solar system.

UFO conspiracy theorists suggested that several frames of the feed might have gone missing because the object -- whatever it was -- had disturbed NASA's satellite physically, causing it to malfunction temporarily. But by the time the satellite started functioning normally again the massive UFO had moved away.

Others suggested that it was a holographic image projected under the mythical Project Blue Beam, a popular conspiracy theory speculation that claims that government is using NASA to develop state-of-the-art holographic projection technology as part of a fantastically sinister plot to facilitate world take-over by the legendarily evil New World Order (NOW) global elites.

"It looks like something is projecting this image in space... hallographic (sic) perhaps or project blue beam."

"I have downloaded the images from SECCHI HI1 and this is strange. This 'anomaly' can only be seen on images from 11.17. But there are [several missing frames] both before and after its appearance," a YouTube user commented.

"It certainly does look exceptional and I'm stumped. I'd say rouge planet, but we don't see it moving and then it's gone."

Some conspiracy theorists argued that the object was not something to be concerned about because NASA would never have allowed the image to be published if it was a UFO or the mythical planet Nibiru.

"If you ask me, NASA would never be so careless to allow something like this to reach the public," a viewer commented.

"If it were a big deal the pictures would never see the light of day."

[Featured Image by NASA/Public Domain/Wikimedia]