The European Space Agency has released footage of the Ariane 5 rocket, which captured the telescope as it receded, and this video is truly amazing. No, not a telescope is incredible, but just an incredible number of UFOs that literally flooded the earth’s orbit.
The three-minute live video shows Webb detaching from the rocket, retreating, and deploying the solar cell after 69 seconds.
Telescope is heading to a place located at a distance of about 1.5 million kilometers (slightly less than 1 million miles) from Earth, in an area called the Lagrange point, pompously writes about this event NASA, but completely “does not notice” the huge number of UFOs that have filled the orbit.
Of course, NASA will say that this is just ice that has fallen off the rocket, but we suggest you just watch the video and such explanations will only make you laugh.
Objects move in different directions, at different speeds, moreover, there are objects that first fly in one direction, but then stop and fly in the opposite direction.
It is simply impossible to explain this, since there are no winds in space.
Needless to say, uncontrollable chunks of ice or “space debris” are simply physically incapable of doing so.
The question may sound absurd, but did any agency or space agency, or even the SET project, comment on this video?
It is important to say that I believe in UFOs. I’m not questioning the images. Quite the opposite. It’s just curiosity.
Earlier today you had a NASA picture of the rover taking a picture and in the sky was an object. When it was enlarged it looked like a large long object. Could you tell me where you got the picture and the time the picture was sent to earth? It is very important. Thankyou.
There’s so much evidence of extraterrestrial spacecraft visiting our planet that it is simply absurd to deny their presence, especially when there is footage by NASA itself attesting to their existence. Planet Earth is in progressively state of degradation to the deaf ears of the industrialists and military echelons that only a full disclosure might help us save our planet.