The daily newspaper "Kosova Sot" has published an article on its online portal titled "An alien ship has been seen orbiting an asteroid."
What is said in the title is immediately denied in the content, since the article talks about a story published by NASA, which states that an asteroid that is close to Earth also has its own "moon" (natural satellite), therefore, always according to the official explanation, it is not about any UFO, but about a natural satellite, as claimed in the title of this article.
Text of the article published on "Kosova-sot.info":
An alien ship has been spotted orbiting an asteroid
Is this new NASA photo an alien ship? This intriguing NASA photo of an asteroid, taken as it passes close to Earth, shows something strange. The photo shows asteroid 2004 BL86, which according to NASA has its own "moon" (natural satellite), so, according to the official explanation, it is not a UFO or an alien spacecraft, but a natural satellite.
Continuing in this direction, NASA says that asteroids of this size, or larger, may be not one, but several natural satellites. But NASA does not say why it is not possible that the object seen is a UFO? Experts who study UFOs say that it is unlikely that the object in question is a natural satellite. It depends on you who you will trust more.
Link to the article published on "Kosova-sot.info":
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"Kosova-sot.info" has put a made-up title in this article, which is immediately denied in the content. Hibrid.info categorizes this article as "clickbait" and "misinformation".
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