A website claims: “NASA's AIA171 satellite caught a massive sphere attached to the sun on March 11, 2012, before falling back into orbit. 10 years later, on April 19, 2022, satellite AIA 171 photographed the same massive sphere at the same location. Only an item under intelligent control is capable of putting on such a show.” Is this interpretation correct?

DWQA Questions › Category: Disinformation › A website claims: “NASA’s AIA171 satellite caught a massive sphere attached to the sun on March 11, 2012, before falling back into orbit. 10 years later, on April 19, 2022, satellite AIA 171 photographed the same massive sphere at the same location. Only an item under intelligent control is capable of putting on such a show.” Is this interpretation correct?

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Nicola Staff asked 1 year ago

This is not a correct interpretation, but a misperception and false assumption there is something unusual in the images captured by this satellite with a visual appearance to those viewers as resembling a UFO. But, unfortunately, is an incorrect comment. There are many natural phenomena that are reoccurring but are not a consequence of extraterrestrial activities.