On November 18th, at around 11:04 a.m. U.S. Central Time, NASA’s official International Space Station (ISS) livestream suddenly went offline – right after viewers spotted what appeared to be a bright unidentified flying object gliding past Earth’s horizon.

The short clip, now widely shared online, shows a glowing object moving steadily across the frame, far below the station’s orbit. Just moments later, the ISS feed abruptly cuts to a “technical difficulties” screen, a move that has fueled speculation among UFO enthusiasts and space watchers alike.

While some believe the object could be a reflection, a piece of orbital debris, or even a classified satellite, others are convinced it represents one of the most compelling recent UFO sightings caught by NASA cameras.

This isn’t the first time the ISS livestream has been interrupted after something unusual appeared in view. Over the years, several alleged UFO sightings have been documented by sharp-eyed viewers monitoring the station’s continuous broadcast of Earth from space.

Whether this is a simple technical glitch or another piece of evidence that something mysterious is sharing our skies, one thing is certain: interest in UFO sightings continues to grow, especially when they come from official space sources.

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