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UFO Sightings Daily reports that on 19 October 2012 a UFO visited the International Space Station (ISS). Scott Waring indicates that this alleged visit was caught on video.

UFO Sightings Daily is coordinated by Scott C. Waring, who is a UFO researcher and author who has become an honorary astronomer through his independent investigative research on anomalies in space and on planets like Mars. Mr. Waring had been affiliated with the United States Air Force at SAC base (USAF flight line). He currently owns an ESL School in Taiwan.

Mr. Waring described his observations of the UFO activity around the International Space Station.

“It's amazing what a person can do if they set their mind to it. I use to believe seeing UFOs on live cams was ridiculous. I was naïve and foolish.”

Mr. Waring who had a job in the military affirms his representation that video evidence suggests that aliens may be visiting ISS.

“Here the ISS has another encounter with a UFO. This seems to be disc-like and very thin at that, but you can see both edges as it tilts and moves (in full screen). Awesome catch and irrefutable evidence that the ISS is being visited not yearly but weekly or more by aliens.”

Mr. Waring elaborates that anyone can potentially record a UFO if they have either the patience or equipment.

“UFOs can be caught anywhere, it all depends on you and how much time you decide to dedicate to find one. How many sunsets would you watch holding your digital camera or camcorder... probably only a few before you gave up. Internet cams are there everyday and they are not bias...they don't care if its there or not. They just record. I like that...pure facts.”

Gary Mackinnon is a hacker who has alleged collaborations between aliens and human elites. Similar allegations have been made by David Icke, Dr. Michael Salla and other UFOlogists at UFO conferences internationally.



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