NASA publishes a rotating video of the asteroid Bennu, according to conspiracy theorists

NASA recently published a series of photographs showing Bennu's star in full revolution. The space agency captured these images with the help of the PolyCam camera from the OSIRIS-REx probe and, during the imaging period, the probe was about 197 kilometers away from the camera. asteroid.

Bennu's images of NASA becoming viral on online spaces, conspiracy theorists began to claim that NASA had deliberately attempted to deceive the public by giving the asteroid a much smaller appearance that he is not in reality. According to conspiracy theorists, NASA has deliberately attempted to make the asteroid appear further so that the public can not understand more details about this space body.

"First off, NASA deliberately made sure that the asteroid looked farther away, so that the public could not see the details.I show it in the gif above.Just add light and from the focus and we clearly see that the photo is much smaller! "The conspiracy theorist Scott C Waring wrote on his website UFO Sightings Daily

The conspiracy theorist also claimed to have found a pyramid with" no ". a triangular shadow. Waring even claimed to have spotted a square structure with windows or openings along the sides of the asteroid

According to Scott C Waring, the strange structures of the asteroid Bennu could actually be extraterrestrial structures. After reading Waring's post, the extraterrestrial buffs categorically concluded that these structures were irrefutable proof of extraterrestrial existence.

"So … why did NASA want to give the asteroid Bennu a smaller and more distant appearance than it actually was? I did not want that the public knows that extraterrestrial structures existed on them, "said Scott C Waring.

Meanwhile, NASA has also released another series of images of the asteroid Bennu taken from October 12 to 29. The first image taken during this period was captured while the probe was 44,000 kilometers from the asteroid, the image was taken at a distance of only 320 kilometers.