On November 15, 2025, global space observatories detected a formation of artificial lights moving just beyond Earth’s orbit. Unlike natural reflections from sunlight, these luminous pulses emitted steady, rhythmic patterns — unmistakably mechanical. When both the Hawaiian and Antarctic telescopes confirmed identical readings, scientists were faced with an unprecedented mystery: was this a natural cosmic phenomenon, or an engineered craft?
Spectral analysis revealed something astounding — the lights corresponded to wavelengths consistent with metallic alloys and energy modulation, not cometary ice or plasma. Moreover, the object appeared to decelerate as it approached the planet, exhibiting behavior impossible for unpiloted celestial debris.
Thus emerged the staggering hypothesis: it could be an extraterrestrial spacecraft.
