Once again, the International Space Station’s live stream has raised more questions than answers. Just days ago, viewers watched the ISS feed suddenly glitch out, right after a strange, dark object drifted past the station.
Moments before the cut, the ISS radio chatter sounded completely normal. Then something slid across the right side of the frame… and NASA instantly switched to their generic “technical difficulties” screen. Coincidence? Or another quiet cover-up?
NASA tried to downplay the incident, claiming the object passed through a known “black spot” on the camera, a sensor artifact where things temporarily vanish. But the timing couldn’t have been more suspicious: the object slipped into that exact blind zone, reappeared briefly, and then the entire feed went down.
One of the loudest critics of NASA’s broadcasts is researcher Justin Robert, who argues that much of the ISS footage is staged using studio tricks, wires, harnesses, green screens, and VR compositing.
According to Justin, NASA’s own videos show:
1. Astronauts glitching or fading like green-screen artifacts.
2. Objects being “grabbed” that aren’t actually there.
3. Crew tugging at what looks like invisible wires.
4. Astronauts getting tangled in harness rigs.
5. Even moments where people appear to pop into the shot.
His central question is simple:
If astronauts are orbiting Earth, why do NASA’s feeds resemble Hollywood post-production?
Some researchers go further, arguing the ISS “live stream” isn’t even from orbit, claiming it could be filmed from a high-altitude aircraft with a fisheye lens to fake Earth’s curvature, with a curated, pre-processed feed presented as “live.”
But why would NASA lie?
Justin and a growing number of researchers trace the secrecy back to the 1950s. In 1956, Admiral Byrd completed his final Antarctic expedition and allegedly described a lush, temperate landmass the size of the United States hidden beyond the ice.
Then, almost too conveniently, two major events followed: NASA was founded in 1958 and the Antarctic Treaty was signed the same year, locking the continent off from all independent exploration.
Some theories argue NASA became involved in this region because of Byrd’s discoveries and the classified exploration that followed.
These theories suggest:
Unknown land, resources, or even civilizations may exist beyond Antarctica and extraterrestrials might not come from deep space, they could be emerging from hidden regions on Earth, or even from beneath the oceans.
Another major red flag: NASA openly admits that many iconic “Earth from space” images, such as the famous blue marble iPhone wallpaper, are Photoshop composites, not single photographs.
Commonly cited issues include:
1. Identical cloud patterns in images supposedly taken years apart.
2. Inconsistent continent shapes, colors, and scales.
3. NASA graphic artists explaining how they constructed Earth images from data.
4. And despite decades of satellites… still no true single shot full Earth photo.
Even Russia has publicly questioned NASA’s authenticity, claiming their forensic analysis of U.S. moon landing photos showed them to be “99% fake.”
The big question NASA never answers:
1. Where are the trillions of dollars going?
2. NASA receives massive budgets, yet: No major breakthroughs in decades.
3. Still no return to the Moon despite superior technology.
4. Endless glitches, blurry footage, and suspicious ISS livestream behavior.
5. Zero transparency.
And every time something strange pops up on camera, like this week’s mysterious object, the feed gets cut instantly.
At this point, it’s no wonder millions believe NASA’s real mission isn’t exploration… but distraction.