• When: February 21st, 2020
• Where: Space!!! (near the International Space Station)
• What: Possible UFO tracked on NASA ISS cameras

Footage showing a possible UFO being tracked by NASA cameras during a recent ISS live stream has gone viral on the Internet, leading to sensational headlines. UFOJane has the full story right here:

12/29/19 Update: According tolocal news reports, this object was likely debris from the launch of the China’s heavy-lift Long March 5 rocket from Hainan Island, located in Southern China.

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• When: Friday, December 27th, 2019
• Where: Saipan (Northern Mariana Islands, north of Guam)
• What: Bright object crashing (assumed to be meteor that fell into ocean)

Really amazing videos of an extremely large and bright object falling apart over the Pacific Ocean have been posted to Twitter. Most suspect the object to be a meteor, including local news, but could it be a UFO instead? As always, you be the judge:

• Video 1: https://twitter.com/notmojoejoejoe/status/1210548735513546753
  
• Video 2: https://twitter.com/Schwatzinburger/status/1210554390202859520
  
• Video 3: https://twitter.com/SeijtheGemini/status/1210547099093258240
  

NASA is now welcoming commercial space flight! According to the BBC, "the US space agency said it would open the orbiting station to tourism and other business ventures... NASA said that private astronauts would be permitted to travel to the ISS for up to 30 days, traveling on US spacecraft."

This is an unprecedented move for NASA, and it is especially interesting in light of recent news about the US Pentagon and Navy's modern-day concern about UFOs and a potential threat from ET beings. In fact, one of the first people to buy into NASA's new commercial space flight program is Robert Bigelow, who according to the New York Times, played a prominent role in the aforementinoed top-secret UFO research!

• When: May 21st, 2019
• Where: Australia
• What: Meteor (identified)

A large meteor exploded over Australia, and NASA claims it had the power of a nuclear bomb! Check out footage of the incredible meteor below, which shows the object exploding over a helicopter pad at the Flinders Medical Centre in Adelaide. Thankfully, no injuries have yet been reported:

Have you ever looked around Google Maps and noticed anything... strange? Anomalies, including UFOs, often show up on Google Maps and it's possible to even explore top-secret locations, like Area 51, on the platform. Well, Antarctica Google satellite imagery is full of interesting sights. Remote islands, neat geological formations and ice structures, and surprising military bases hidden in Google Maps become vivid when choosing to view through satellite. See just a handful of screenshots I took from my journeying today, and let me know in the comments, or on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram if you've ever seen anything strange on Google Maps! You can also report it to the site.

While you're here, check out another similarly fun Google Map find out of New Mexico: