The claims made by all the UFO hunters about the recent UFO sightings have been discarded by NASA. The government space agency stated that the rumored unidentified objects might have been just a reflection from the light panels of the International Space Station (ISS).

"Reflections from station windows, the spacecraft structure itself or lights from Earth commonly appear as artifacts in photos and videos from the orbiting laboratory, just as reflections often appear in pictures taken on Earth," said NASA, as reported by Science Alert. "No unidentifiable objects have been seen from the ISS."

UFO enthusiast Streetcapdown1 recently claimed via his YouTube channel that NASA deliberately shut down the live feed on July 9 from ISS due to UFO activity. The YouTuber also stated that NASA is trying to cover up all the evidence related to the UFOs.

However, the spokesperson dismissed all the claims and assured space enthusiasts that the live stream tends to go down automatically quite often depending on the location of the user. The representative stated that everything is done automatically as the agency use a space-based data relay network.

Furthermore, the ISS regularly passes out of range of the Tracking and Data Relay Satellites (TDRS), which is used to send and receive video, voice, and telemetry from the station reported the Huffington Post.

Meanwhile, few other UFO hunters claimed that the recent UFO sightings could have been a low orbit satellite, which appeared to be descending towards the Earth's horizon as the ISS appeared to move away from it and thus resulted in the loss of live feed signal. According to The Daily Mail, many UFO enthusiasts also believed the rumored alien space crafts to be the Chinese Space Station Tiangong-1.