NASA Stuns: ISS Live Feed Shutdown In Two Weeks

Well then - The perfect storm is brewing - National topics with everything at once and with the last 3 weeks, interesting times ; it has been such a fast escalating.

Public forums are having a field day debating why NASA has suddenly made the announcement that they are shutting down the live feed to the international space station (ISS) in two weeks. Speaking of the Vatican and dark matter, our videographer asks if something is coming our way that they don’t want us to see. Is this shutdown because of all the UFO’s recently seen on ISS livestream (2nd vid below)? Does it have anything to do with the fact that the ISS is jointly run between the US and Russia?

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Let the doom porn speculation begin.... Love it!

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Does it have anything to do with the fact that the ISS is jointly run between the US and Russia?

I'd imagine that is kind of a big deal regarding these types of things.

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They don't want us to see the huge UFO/Alien fleet coming our way

The problem is the cost on top of very few people using the site. They are looking for 3rd party funding. Although it looks like the two week deadline has alread been extended so perhaps they have found some funding.

Having seen some of the "Stellar" photography that dedicated, hardcore Amateur Astronomers put out, and with the interweb and computer tracking technology and all don't see what the big deal would be about a "feed" from the ISS being shut off. The "idea" that it is being done to prevent the angry monkeys from seeing "something" is kind of a non-starter to me. The ISS has been a money pit from the git-go and hasn't produced the results I'd hoped it would, mainly, being used to construct spacecraft in orbit and act as a waypoint instead of a vey pricey PR gimmick for government space hammerheads. It's just a big RV in orbit, and now that the shuttle is gone, demonstrates the utter lack of foresight that our government has towards making space a place for the Human race to expand out into. Anyone for another Mars lander? What' that saying about "Doing sSomething Over and Over and OVer again and expecting a different result? Yeah. ISS. Nice for the school kiddies though. International Space Station? More like an orbiting facebook page for government waste.

I wonder what the astronauts and cosmonauts think about it?

Funny the announcement came just after a change in guys up there.

New mission for the ISS, bin the research and greet the aliens?