In May 2003, the Japanese space probe Hayabusa embarked on a groundbreaking mission to intercept a near-Earth asteroid known as Itokawa. After a massive journey spanning two billion kilometers, the probe successfully reached the vicinity of the small space rock in September 2005 to collect material samples. However, while mainstream astronomy celebrates the mission as a triumph of modern space exploration, alternative researchers focusing on the photographic data claim the probe captured evidence of something completely otherworldly. The Artificial Satellite Anomaly As detailed in the documentary above, specific images transmitted back from the probe appear to show a highly unusual anomaly either orbiting or directly attached to the surface of Itokawa. Fringe researchers argue that this object possesses a distinctly symmetrical, three-dimensional structure that starkly contrasts with the jagged, natural rock of the asteroid. Featuring what appear to be structural legs or exten...