NASA acknowledges spacecraft hit by UFOs

NASA confirmed the UFO could cause an abnormal problem on the spacecraft tracking the lunar surface.

The US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) admits that one of its submarine spacecraft is flying as fast as an unidentified bullet (UFO). In October 2014, the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) crashed into a small but fortunate object that could still operate until now, according to Sun.

The collision caused a strange incident on the LRO's camera, causing the device to produce images with jagged jagged patterns. UFO hunters spend hours watching attentively the Moon's surface from the spacecraft and claim to have recorded evidence of the Moon's base on the Moon.

The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO).

However, NASA thinks the culprit behind the collision is a small natural meteorite. Mark Robinson, a professor at the University of Arizona Earth and Space Discovery, hypothesizes that a tiny meteorite hit a spacecraft, hitting the camera, causing the device to produce a messy image. bewildered about the surface of the Moon

"This meteorite moves much faster than flying bullets. In this case, the LRO does not evade the bullet, but it does survive the collision with the bullet," Robinson said.

NASA also revealed the reason for the delay in detailing the collision.

"Because the collision does not cause any technical problems with the operational status and safety of the device, the team has just released the event to date as an interesting example of how technical data can be used in the direction beyond the previous prediction, to understand what is happening to the spacecraft about 380,000 kilometers from Earth, "said John Keller, LRO scientist at Flight Center. NASA's Goddard universe, explaining.

However, this explanation certainly does not please UFO hunters who always believe there is a secret base of hidden aliens on the Moon.

Journey to the Moon by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter.

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