The International Space Station's cameras catch a bizarre alien cylinder (UFO)

It is not unusual for the International Space Station (ISS) to capture footage of weird objects traveling close to Earth.

Last month, a video purported to reveal what looked to be a brilliant light floating above the Globe.

NASA was compelled to issue an official statement when Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti released a video showing three UFOs passing behind an International Space Station window. A spokesperson for the United States space agency stated that it was only a window reflection.

What would you think if you spotted a cylindrical UFO close to the International Space Station? As expected, a bizarre, elongated object abruptly emerged in front of one of the ISS cameras before approaching and vanishing. Scientists believe it is an alien ship utilizing a camouflage technology, ruling out the possibility that it is space debris.

The cylindrical UFO approaching the International Space Station

During the live feed of one of the International Space Station's cameras, a peculiar cylinder-shaped UFO was filmed, according to the British daily Daily Mail. Conspiracy theorists and ufologists agree that the photographs demonstrate extraterrestrial camouflage techniques.

The video depicts the abrupt appearance of an object near the space station before it begins to approach. The subsequent disappearance of a portion of the cylinder appears to be evidence that the UFO employs camouflage technologies. Prominent ufologist Scott C. Waring argued on his blog UFO Sightings Daily that space's darkness gives it a secure haven for strange, maybe hostile creatures. And he named Bob Lazar, a purported scientist working in a military zone known as S-4 (Sector Four) at Groom Lake, Nevada, who provided documents claiming that the United States Air Force was aware of 56 alien species.

"I observed a UFO in the distance that was approaching the space station," Waring stated in a blog article. "The UFO was partially concealed, making it appear translucent. In the extreme blackness of space, blending in with the surroundings increases the likelihood of encountering strange, potentially hostile creatures. Bob Lazar stated that he examined records in Sector Four indicating that the United States Air Force was aware of 56 extraterrestrial species.

The video, which was published on YouTube by Waring on April 19, 2017, has attracted the attention of major news outlets and alternative news blogs. Nigel Watson, UFO specialist and author of the UFO Research Manual, offers an alternative explanation for the peculiar cylinder. He believes it to be a spacecraft or space debris near to the camera. And it calls into doubt the hypothesis of the alien ship, as if it were real, it would not be so plainly seen.

Watson told the Daily Mail, "If an alien ship goes near the ISS using its camouflage technique, it is not very dependable to tell, since they continue to come and disappear." "One may assume that, for the time being, they are able to easily escape our cameras and other detecting devices. This final video appears to depict a spacecraft or space debris that is relatively near to the camera. Rather than camouflage technology, it is most likely a reflection of the sun.

But, this is not the first time unusual objects have been spotted in the vicinity of the International Space Station. There have been an increasing number of sightings of unexplained objects in front of the cameras broadcasting live from the International Space Station (ISS) during the last year, and some have even sparked a media frenzy.

Due to the brief duration of their appearance, it is not always possible to determine the exact origin of these objects. However, skeptics offer a number of possible explanations, including reflections on the camera lens, light changes, space debris, satellites, and even small paint spots or dust particles that resemble UFOs when reflected by the Sun's bright light.

This is the skeptical explanation, but what do you believe? Is the shape of an alien UFO cylindrical? Or do you offer an other explanation?