NASA Shares Photo of Crashed 'Flying Saucer From Outer Space' - Coast to Coast AM

Yep, this headline caught our eyes, too, as some wag at the NASA website Astronomy Picture of the Day fully intended. Worse yet, the hard landing took place some 14 years ago. The mission's title, purpose, and denouement conjure up visions of the movies Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan and The Andromeda Strain. Tim Binnall also shares some footage on Odd Orbs Spotted Near San Diego. This video dates from late last month and features what look like flares generally affected by gravity, but some of the movements aren't consistent with that simple an explanation. Sequoyah Kennedy finds fault with a Disc Shaped UFO Filmed Darting Through Clouds Over Scotland. He's pretty unhappy at the lack of "coolness" of the object itself, and (with justification) "the horrendous shaky-cam situation" of its filming. Ever been on a guided tour and found yourself wanting to stay or go in another direction while the leader and rest of the group pushed onwards? That was the dilemma Rodrigo Zion experienced on November 3rd as detailed in A UFO Over Palermo (Buenos Aires)? Rodrigo describes a more interesting sort of UFO than Kennedy bemoaned in his article, but the South American photo showed "barely anything." (WM)

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