Astronauts Cryptic Message About Aliens In Space

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1. that fucking goof ain't nothing,just a brainwashed monkey that can't speak up,another welfare in space fucking around with our taxes money,one year jerking off in space without having seen/communicating with other life forms,,,c'mon mister neat,,grow some hair
2. He said one thing, commentator kept going, like a retard, completely oblivious to what the astronaut actually said. Misinformation and ignorance, the bane of our times.
   
   He was playing Doom on his laptop and that got turned into "cryptic message about aliens".
3. "But why would NASA create such a violent game, especially with such a terrifying scenario?"
   One potential explanation is that NASA doesn't believe it to be terrifying nor outside the parameters of today's level of violence in media. I could place a scientist in a hut in the middle of a dense rain forest to study the habits of indigenous primates, accompanied by a simulator that requires the user to manage being attacked by a group of sentient jaguars for entertainment purposes. I do this mainly because the game speaks to the region in which the scientist is staying (it fits the situation) but that in and of itself doesn't prove or disprove the existence of those beings in the rain forest. Thus you are left asking yourself the base question: why would humans create a video game that is violent? That is a much more common question, but has nothing to do with the alien or UFO phenomena.
   The guy's in space, why have him play Candy Crush or Call of Duty?
   Let me regress: I am actually a lot more inclined to believe that the reason behind the theme of the game, and Kelly's statements are more about what is happening out there, I just think that this particular question has many logical mundane answers that are just as plausible (perhaps more) than the answer I think we'd all rather hear.
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4. enough is enough, we are in 2016 everybody have a phone with good camera,
   if it was aliens by now someone had filmed already, shot the fucking down those fucking stupid channels, get a job you parasite, do something for human kind
5. Why are images sent from NASA is especially clear space objects all the images are not clear so I can not believe
6. technically any aircraft flying is a UFO if you cant identify it. UFO= unidentified flying object
7. what´s happend with him. He looks like an ill man?!?
8. a whole year in space, yea that fucker had to see one atleast once a day,
9. i'm a believer MUFON member & he didn't say shit bout aliens, he said it in jest...
10. It is hypocritical that NASA, having denied the existence of aliens since the inception of the space program, would now use the scenario of aliens attacking the space station in a virtual reality game to test the ISS crews.  Great catch!!
11. I don't believe in UFOs but I do believe in Aliens.
12. Are these aliens really real or they are just fakes
13. Those that you see in the video are terofolius they are the most common
14. Our world is more grander than we are led to believe, more complex, more beautiful and adventurous but also more dangerous than we ever thought possible. strange times ahead.
15. NASA has no reason to hide anymore... It's time to tell truth and let us people help you get through.....
16. I think Scott like other astronauts is fed up with all the bullshit they feed the public
17. we all want to believe but this is just an off hand joke , and the games are just to keep them amused lol i hope if there are other beings watching us they take isis off planet and thoroughly probe them :O) na noo na noo live long and prosper
18. He doesn't talk about Aliens...he simply mentions them! Its a 'middle of the road' statement , to get around 'Official Blanket non-Disclosure' instructions by NASA! Nice one.
19. Dear AI,
    Universes and alternate universes are full of ET's and they play a huge role in humanities future. I can't pinpoint however, which side, bad or good, is playing more into our lives and affecting the outcome. I thought, you should know. Thank you for reading this.
20. As a matter of curiosity, nothing else, but I would like to know how NASA knows for sure what Kelly photographed was a REFLECTION off a portion of the space station. If it was a reflection, where the light come from?