NASA Installs Surveillance Camera to Capture a Huge UFO Leaving Our Planet

What’s remarkable about this video, and what sets it apart from other space videos, is how the camera constantly moves to focus on a specific point or area on Earth, and then seems to “deliberately” wait for something strange to happen so that it can be captured on video once you do.

NASA spends the entire film panning and rotating the camera in an attempt to capture a UFO zooming over a city at night.

The video you’ll watch is just 1:57 minutes long, with the UFO first showing at 1:49. Share your thoughts on the video by leaving a comment.

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