NIRMAL YESODA
Despite receiving severe criticisms from all corners, popular alien hunter Scott C. Waring is continuing his discoveries, and this time, he claimed to have spotted a mysteries base on Saturn’s moon Iapetus. In his recent website post, Waring bizarrely claimed that this alleged alien base is more than five kilometers in length.
Waring also assured that structures such as these are irrefutable proof of alien existence of Iapetus. It should be noted that Iapetus is one among the 62 moons that are orbiting Saturn.
In the website post, Waring also alleged that the entire area where the mysterious base is located is being blurred by NASA to cover-up the existence of aliens on this distant space body.
“I was using an app on my iPhone called Saturn Atlas when I noticed a huge black structure on the moon Iapetus. The structure is massive…about 5km across, 4km wide and 1.5km tall. The area it totally blurred out by NASA to hide it, but it still stands out very well. I have searched many other photos of this moon, none of them still have this structure. This app uses an old NASA index which no longer has those photos there, but lucky for us, the app has not updated or changed them. 100% proof that aliens exist and thrive on a moon of Saturn,” wrote Waring on his website ET Data Base.
Waring also uploaded a video on YouTube detailing his findings. The video has already succeeded in impressing conspiracy theorists, and they consider it as authentic proof of the alien presence of Iapetus.
“That’s an excellent one Scott man that’s a big ship holy cow and I know there are bigger ones to come. Thank God that’s awesome,” commented Ralph Franco, a YouTube user.
“My first thought was a crater, but even as a crater the shadows are wrong..like there’s something in the crater,” commented The Alien Hunter, another YouTuber.
However, sceptics have dismissed the claims made by Waring calling it a case of pareidolia. According to these sceptics, pareidolia is the capability of human beings to form recognisable images on unknown patterns. Click here for the YouTube video
