Alien ship in deep space..what is this???

What is this? It appears to be some sort of dare I say, ship. It does not appear to be a galaxy and looks more like a black hole, which sounds stupid but that's the only thing I can compare it too. You can white markings on the object, opinions? Coordinates: 12h 1m 59.0s -18 53 57.1











Video not by me*

Well if it's a ship and not a galaxy,

then it's a ship as big as a galaxy..

Heck, we're in deep # then..

BTW, does this ship ever move?

It looks like darth vader's head

how come you can see though it in a pixilated kind of way on the right hand side. maybe dust? doubt its a ship though. plus if it was a ship it would have had to stay still for a long time to have that picture taken...im pretty sure deep space pics are very long exposure times.

Q: ..what is this???

A: It appears to be a blob in Google sky. Not an "Alien Ship", but a blob.

Is it an Alien Blob? sure is because it is either not of this Earth or a "blob".

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It's a really bad photoshop job. Check out Sirius on GOogle Sky.

Holy cow, Its pac man!



All I can tell you, is that its not a spaceship. Look at its shape, and size?

Originally posted by ypperst
Holy cow, Its pac man!

All I can tell you, is that its not a spaceship. Look at its shape, and size?

Then maybe it is pac-man..

Hmm, Weird Al Yankovic gets around doesn't he? Cosmic Covers Creator advertising his new album in a unique marketing ploy.

Probably end up being an anomaly on the camera or a photoshop job or something though. Maybe one of NASA's famous "fly on the lens" cameras.

Gene Simmons in outer space?! But seriously, even though i dont know what a cosmic spaceship looks like, but this doesnt appear to be it. my .2c

It's the Ozzy ship of roooock!!!!! I've heard of those dudes! The guardians of rock, Bill and Ted, go cruising through the universe, putting up the devil horns with their fingers and headbanging and rocking out to Sabbath, 24-7! Or is that Alice Cooper? Kinda looks like Alice Cooper. Hmm...