‘A brief glimpse of an object near the ISS raises new questions about transparency, data integrity, and the unexplained.’
By Samuel Lopez | USA Herald
The mystery deepened this week after respected amateur astronomer DobsonianPower — known across X, YouTube, and astronomy circles for providing real-time 3I/ATLAS tracking during NASA’s shutdown — posted an analysis of NASA’s latest live feed from the International Space Station.
His footage shows what appears to be a structured, triangular object gliding slowly across the camera frame, accompanied by a faint comet-like object in the distance. I reviewed the video myself, frame by frame, and I can confirm that the object moves with intention and holds its geometry.
It displays lighting elements that appear attached to the structure, and its motion is slow, methodical, and unconcerned with the presence of a live camera — a very peculiar behavior for anything drifting freely in microgravity. It is, without question, anomalous.
But there is a problem with the narrative now spreading across social media: many are claiming NASA “abruptly cut the feed” when the object entered the frame. Despite my research and extensive review, I have not located the version of the video that includes the alleged cut. Without the full sequence, this claim cannot be substantiated.
