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Originally posted by NewWorldOver
As to your second anomaly where the debris seems to 'turn' I can clearly see the object collide with another particle It looks very much like debris bouncing off one another.
The common argument is "space debris". But the video shows teleportation and controlled flight! These are showing intelligent movement! "Things in motion stay in motion unless acted upon by an outside force." These things are turning
There are MANY more examples of these UFO's teleporting, speeding up, slowing down, turning, and flashing. How can these be "space debris"?
Originally posted by NewWorldOver
Similarly I don't expect the OP to believe that the anomalies represented are easily explainable. Rotation and collision deflections etc. are the best explanation we can come up with for the strange behavior of these particles...
You guys keep saying it is ice, how the heck does ice stop, turn around, and go back? How does ice make 90 degree turns?
You are saying the angle of the ice changed to reflect light, and thats why it looks like its teleporting , but then WHAT STOPPED IT FROM ROTATING AND DISAPEARING AGAIN? That is the least thought out arguement I ever herd!
Surely if it was invisible for a second, and it rotated into visibiliy, why did it not rotate back out of visibility?? What stopped it from rotating? Why does it look stationary and NOT rotating??
I can also tell you that in space, things dont SLOWLY accelerate. Ok a collsion would mean an instant rate of speed changed, but a SLOW INCREASE OF SPEED?? No collisions can do that unless it was artificialy set up to do so.
How can "collisions" slowly make an object come to a stop and turn around??? Keyword "slowly". These are not instant changes. These are slow changes. Collisions would be abrupt and quick.
Originally posted by Balez
As i said earlier, it depends on the firing of the RCS thrusters, also dependant on which RCS thrusters are fired and where.
Originally posted by Balez
It comes in from out of the screen, you dont know for how long it was invisible as you dont see that part, and when it ends one period of rotation it comes back to where it was invisible, as i said, it is dependant on the periods of rotation.
Originally posted by Balez
Who said it was invisible for a second? It could be invisible for about 30 seconds, then back to visible period of rotation.
Specular reflection is the perfect, mirror-like reflection of light (or sometimes other kinds of wave) from a surface, in which light from a single incoming direction (a ray) is reflected into a single outgoing direction.
Diffuse reflection is the reflection of light from an uneven or granular surface such that an incident ray is seemingly reflected at a number of angles.
Originally posted by Balez
All of these arguments have already been in that thread.