Golden UFOs filmed by the International Space Station

On February 1, 2022, several golden UFOs were filmed by the cameras of the International Space Station. What is it?

Scott C. Waring, ufologist, explains:

“I was watching the live cam when suddenly some glowing golden objects began to move past. The objects appear metallic since they are gold and have a slight brown, green hue to them. Some are small but others are as big as the space station. At first I thought them to be clouds...but never in my life have I seen such clouds. Then maybe space junk...satellite debris, rocket debris in orbit? But I have never seen such technology in use ever! Perhaps its urine and waste being dumped by the ISS astronauts? Well, you see, NASA spent tens of millions of US dollars developing a machine they placed on the space station that recycles all bodily waste, so that it can create fresh drinking water for the astronauts. I'm not sure if the Russians see it this way, but NASA astronauts have no choice. Still, these things on camera do not look like waste. But sometimes they seem to phase in and out of visual...as if they are inter-dimensional ships in earths orbit. It does seem likely that future humans could be looking back in time studying us in their own habitat to better understand their past.”

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• www.ufosightingsdaily.com

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Mysterious alien statue found on Mars!

On January 30, 2022, a mysterious statue was photographed on the planet Mars by NASA. Is a trace of an ancient extraterrestrial civilization?

Scott C. Waring explains:

“Hey, there is a statue just laying on its back on the side of a hill on Mars. The rover drove just ten meters from it. Its about one meter long from head to feet and it has a lot of detail to it. It's not human by any means, but it is a bipedal species. It has two legs, to arms, broad shoulders...and a long head with an extended cranium. This artifact just screams out ancient alien culture on Mars. Not sure if its even possible that NASA missed it, but probably decided the photos would probably never be seen by the public, however we got lucky and here it is. 100% proof of ancient aliens on Mars...and they were intelligent enough to make statues!”

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• www.ufosightingsdaily.com

A long UFO flies over a crater on the Moon

In 2014, a long unidentified flying object flew past the Tsiolkovsky Crater on the far side of the Moon. This UFO was photographed during NASA's Apollo 15 mission.

This strange UFO was discovered by the ufologist Scott C. Waring. He explains on his blog:

“When looking over the Apollo 15 panoramic images, I came across a photo that has a mothership in it. Its not a cloud. Clouds do not exist on the moon. So I enlarged the photo and saw that not only was it a ship, it looked a lot like the Star Ship Voyager from Star Trek.

Now this Ship sits inside the edge of Waterman Crater, very close to Tsiolkovskiy crater. Tsiolkovskiy crater is 185 km across long ways and about 160 across the short ways. Waterman is unknown. 15 of these ships would fit across the Tsiolkovskiy crater the short ways, therefore the mothership is just under 10.6 km in length.”

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• www.ufosightingsdaily.com

Pope Francis beatifies short-lived, 'smiling Pope' John Paul I

Yesterday, at a ceremony in St. Peter's Square, Vatican City before some 25,000 faithful, Pope Francis beatified his short-lived predecessor Pope John Paul I, who served for 33 days as head of the Roman Catholic Church in 1978.

At the rain-drenched homily, the sitting Pope urged Catholics to pray for John Paul I, born Albino Luciani, to "obtain for us the smile of the soul." From the popemobile he said, "[with] a smile, Pope John Paul managed to communicate the goodness of the Lord" and "lived without compromise, loving to the very end" as a "meek and humble pastor."

Born impoverished in northern Italy in 1912, Luciani was ordained a priest in 1935 and made a cardinal in 1973. He was elected pontiff on Pope Paul VI's passing on August 26, 1978, and was succeeded by Pope John Paul II after he was found dead on September 29. On John Paul I's legacy, Francis said: "How beautiful is a church with a happy, serene and smiling face, that never closes doors, never hardens hearts, never complains or harbours resentment, does not grow angry or impatient, does not look dour or suffer nostalgia for the past."

In Catholicism, beatification is the final step before sainthood for the brief-serving pontiff and requires two approved miracles. Last year, a 2011 intercession by two parents of a critically ill Argentine girl was attributed by Pope Francis for her 'miraculous' recovery. Another miracle needs to be approved before he can be made a saint, however.

Though widely dismissed, the circumstances surrounding John Paul I's death have nonetheless been subject to conspiracy theories after the Vatican initially reported a priest had discovered his body, then corrected it as two nuns. The Church has announced his death was by heart attack, although no autopsy was done.

Stefania Falasca, the deputy postulator behind the push for John Paul I's sainthood and author of several books on the deceased pontiff, called conspiracies "publicity-driven garbage". Cardinal and the Vatican Secretary of State Pietro Parolin told Italian television Friday: "It was a natural death. There is no mystery about it".

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• en.wikinews.org