Alien Expert Believes He's Uncovered A Extraterrestrial Base On An Asteroid In NASA Image

Expert Believes He Uncovered A Extraterrestrial Base On An Asteroid

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Hot on the heels of not one, but FOUR recent UFO sightings, comes more news from the world of alien hunting in the form of what is believed to be some sort of extraterrestrial building or base on the asteroid Eros.

The startling discovery, made by UFO and alien expert Scott Waring, came when he was studying a photo taken by NASA of the asteroid’s surface.

#OTD in 2000, the NEAR Shoemaker spacecraft captured this rotation movie of the asteroid Eros. NEAR, the Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous, was the first spacecraft mission specifically designed to study an asteroid: https://t.co/DQCSMzVsct pic.twitter.com/2YaMCldgST

— National Air and Space Museum (@airandspace) February 17, 2019

Eros is a rather large space rock with a diameter of around 10.4 miles, and the structure he discovered had been previously noted by NASA as being 148 feet across. However, they referred to it as merely being a boulder.

Waring disagrees.

“Here is a cool photo from NASA of the asteroid Eros. On it is a rectangular structure. The funny thing about it is that even NASA noticed this alien structure on the asteroid, but still didnt have the realization of what it actually was…an alien structure,” he wrote on his web site.

“So you see, NASA saw it but just didn’t realize what it was at the time. Not sure how this slipped past them, but sure it wont last long if they find out.”

What Waring is referring to is the fact that with prior discoveries of what appear to be alien structures, NASA has reportedly gone to the trouble of removing or censoring the images.

NASA estimates that the near-Earth asteroid, Eros, contains 20 billion tons of gold

— Quite Interesting (@qikipedia) May 25, 2014

Whether that happens in this case remains to be seen as the Daily Express reports, “Sceptics and NASA would say the object and other similar findings are just the effects of pareidolia – a psychological phenomenon when the brain tricks the eyes into seeing familiar objects or shapes in patterns or textures such as a rock surface.”

However, the Daily Express also states in the same report that Ian Whittaker, lecturer in physics at Nottingham Trent University, and Gareth Dorian, post doctoral research fellow in Space Science at the University of Birmingham, said that soil samples taken by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency of the asteroid Ryugu could eventually give the world proof of the existence of alien life.