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100 Meter White UFO Caught In Japanese Asteroid Photo, Video
“This Spanish report shows a white UFO with arms on it…remember I said most structures and alien UFOs are either white ceramic, flat black, or metallic? Well this is a white ceramic looking one and its really big. It’s 100 meters across! It was found in some Japanese photos and its there in only one photo. In other photos of the asteroid, it is gone, meaning either it was photo-shopped out or it flew away,” says Scott C. Waring, author of UFO Sightings Daily.
Date of discovery: unknown
Location of discovery: Asteroid Itokawa 25143
Spanish News States (translated from Spanish): In 2003, the Japanese Hayabusa probe was launched with the intention of photographing and analyzing the asteroid 25143 Itokawa during shooting of the probe, a photograph shows a strange spherical object of apparent large photographs shown later said free asteroid of the spherical array.
Waring says, “The AJAX (Japanese Space Agency) seems to give the public more pictures that could unravel the mystery, despite shooting in 1500, only a small part of them are made public. What is this strange object …? Perhaps a non-land-based? Using asteroids as platforms or stations for some unknown purpose?, Why Japan selected the asteroid? Perhaps they had previously observed an anomaly?
If anyone has a link to the original image from its original, authoritative source, please post it. I’ve searched all through the original images at the JAXA Hayabusa mission website and I cannot find it.
Thanks.
(http://darts.isas.jaxa.jp/planet/project/hayabusa/index.html)
It’s one of the probe’s small target markers, on its way towards the asteroid. It looks bigger because of perspective. Old story.
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn8348-asteroidsampler-misses-its-mark.html
Thank you “Geeper”, for the information on this
, Another false flag by Scott C. Waring, author of UFO Sightings Daily. 
Thats where my shot landed.