A UFO hunter claims incredibly to have spotted an alien starship UFO uncannily similar in appearance to Captain Kirk's USS Enterprise featured in the world famous Star Trek sci-fi TV series. The latest claimed sighting comes soon after a witness caused a stir in the online UFO community when he reported spotting a "Star Trek-like" UFO ship flying close to the Moon over a lake on Random Island in Canada.
The YouTube UFO hunter TheWatcher252 announced to members of the online UFO community on January 5, 2017, the sighting of a massive USS Enterprise-style UFO flying in the vicinity of our Sun in the inner solar system.
The ET hunter spotted the amazing UFO in an image of the Sun snapped by a camera on board NASA's Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) satellite on January 3, 2017 (see image below).
According to UFO hunter TheWatcher252, in his YouTube video titled "Huge UFO hear the Sun," NASA's SOHO image reveals clearly and unmistakably a giant UFO spaceship sailing in space near our Sun.
"This UFO was near the Sun this week and something amazing about it is that not only is it huge, but it has a visible steam of energy leaving its bottom," UFO blogger Scott C. Waring commented in a post to his UFO Sightings Daily blog.
"The craft silhouette looks similar to the side view of the USS Enterprise. This ship is as big as Earth's moon."The UFO blogger suggested that, based on comparison with the radius of the Sun in the same SOHO image, the mysterious UFO was a gigantic starship as big as Earth's Moon. He speculated that the UFO might have been sent to our star by a technologically advanced alien civilization to harvest rare energy particles.
But other UFO hunters suggested that the similarity of the UFO to Star Trek's USS Enterprise was not a coincidence. U.S. secret space program conspiracy theorists argued that the spacecraft could belong to the top-secret U.S. Navy Space Fleet allegedly established and managed under Pentagon's secret space program. The alleged space program is believed to be managed jointly with the technologically advanced alien Grey-Reptilian Confederacy under a comprehensive treaty that dates back to the 1950s, during the administration of President Dwight Eisenhower.
The Inquisitr reported last September that some conspiracy theorists believe that Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek series was based on classified information leaked to the producer about the clandestine U.S. Navy Space Fleet acquired under the 1954 treaty with the Grey-Reptilian confederacy and the enigmatic Tall White aliens.
According to Exopolitics researchers, such as Dr. Michael Salla, government agents contacted Roddenberry through Leslie Stevens Jr., creator of the TV series The Outer Limits, and encouraged him to create a TV series based on the real-life but top-secret U.S. Navy Space Fleet.
Salla claims that Roddenberry had a secret agreement with Stevens who arranged for Roddenberry to create Star Trek based on information obtained from his father, U.S. Navy Vice Admiral Leslie Stevens Sr.
Salla and fellow secret space program conspiracy theorists claim that Vice Admiral Stevens had obtained detailed information about the secret U.S. Navy Space Fleet from Rear Admiral Rico Botta, who had been in charge of covert naval operations during World War II.
The latest incredible UFO sighting in deep space follows media reports that a UFO skeptic finally admitted that UFOs might be real after sighting a "Star Trek Ship" hovering in the sky over Random Island in Canada.
Haines sent the images he took to Canadian news sites (see below).
"Something caught flying over Canada... looks like a saucer... like the Star Trek ship from the TV series."
"It was out there for two or three hours. I couldn't believe it," he said.
But, according to Express, Scott Brandon, a skeptic who runs the website Ufoofinterest, dedicated to investigating UFO sighting claims, said the object might have been a bird "back lit by sunlight."
"The image is low quality and missing metadata to identify the alleged flying object. It could be a bird taken by backlight," Brandon said, according to Express.
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