🚨What is this FIREBALL OUTBREAK? Meteors? UFOs? 3I Atlas connection?? Since the beginning of 2026, a bizarre outbreak of meteor events, many of them visible over vast areas in broad daylight, has been surprising people worldwide. And now, the Artemis 2 astronauts spotted a series of supposed meteor impacts on the far side of the Moon. But are these things really meteors, or something else? Angry Astronaut has a theory... Source: https://t.co/2A4Win50K3 #uap #alien #meteor

Time: April 10, 2026 at 5:00 PM Location: San Diego, CA., U.S.A. In the stream (below), you can actually see other objects. I am genuinely looking forward to the explanation detailing how these sensors functions, possible compression artifacts, and which direction the camera is facing (ocean in the backdrop?). The interesting aspects are the multiple objects in various directions (right side of screen), which implies it's more than just the camera's motion. Link to video with time: https://yo...

RT @AMAZlNGNATURE: Atmospheric re-entry of NASA’s Orion (Artemis 1) looks insane at 20x speed. Here is the entire 25-minute descent in just…

🚨ESA captures best 3I Atlas photos yet, and they're loaded with weirdness! While we were distracted with Artemis 2 excitement, the ESA JUICE probe quietly sent some of the best 3I Atlas photos we've seen yet. ESA claims they show just an ordinary comet. But the truth is far different! #3iatlas #alien #uap Source: https://t.co/paVqeE8TBl

🚨UFOs spotted on the Moon? What did Artemis astronauts just see?? Less than 24 hours ago, the Artemis 2 astronauts reported a series of bright flashes on the Moon. At least four in 90 seconds. They called them meteor impacts. The Angry Astronaut investigated the science behind this phenomenon, and he is still a bit skeptical of the official explanation. #uap #artemis2 #alien Source: https://t.co/T4fbLvhkPD

I posted this video on r/whatisit but feel it might also belong here. Time: 4/4/26 at 1:47am Location: Ocala, Fl Object was visible For nearly 3 minutes. People have suggested bolide meteor, space junk, Artemis exiting after slingshot earth?? Looking for possible explantation

RT @rameenwhile: just realised it's called Artemis because it's the sister mission to Apollo... I'm slow

I’ve been trying to post questions about the dedicated video feeds of the Artemis 2 as the lack of live video has been terrible. Most times it’s been a blue screen and if it was working showed someone talking about the mission at their desk or showed a piece of the craft with nothing else in the background. The lack of content seems almost purposeful and whenever you try to bring this up on any of the main UFO/NHI subs the moderators quickly remove it but not before 3-4 posts quickly get post...