The Black Knight Satellite: Debunking a 13,000-Year Space Mystery

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The Black Knight theory is a long-standing myth that a mysterious object has orbited Earth for thousands of years, despite NASA debunking a 1998 STS-88 photo and scientists saying there’s no credible evidence, with earlier mentions by Nikola Tesla, Major Donald Keyhoe, and debris from Discoverer 8.

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A persistent myth of a 13,000-year-old Black Knight satellite of possible alien origin has captivated many. However, scientific explanations point to lost space debris, like a thermal insulation blanket from NASAs STS-88 mission, as the source of these claims.