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Confirming data was published in the February issue of Science News (V. 149, No. 5, p.71), which reported that the Hubble Space Telescope photographed a large elliptical "satellite" orbiting Saturn's rings in one photograph, which disappeared in a follow-up photograph. Two other very big and very bright orbiting objects were photographed May 22 and August 10, 1995, but had disappeared by November 21, 1995.
I don't know what is it, but it's clear that there's TRAFFIC there....
An Italian researcher, Gianluigi Barca, noticed these pics:
According to Dr. John Becklake of the London Science Museum the shadow is something that is between the spacecraft and Mars. He stressed that the object was seen by both the optical and the infrared (heat seeking) cameras. The spindle shadow is inconsistent with any possible shadow cast by the moon Phobos and is similar to a giant, hovering cigar- shaped mother craft like those seen over the US.
Scientists cannot explain all observed features. The current dilemma facing scientists is that Cassini is detecting extended objects like those pictured here.
saturn.jpl.nasa.gov...
Originally posted by chapter29
BTW - I'd love to hear what OrionHunterx has to say about this...
Originally posted by merka
I havent looked closer at it all, but this:
Definetly look like out of focus equipment...
Originally posted by mikesingh
Originally posted by merka
I havent looked closer at it all, but this:
Definetly look like out of focus equipment...
Yeah! I think so too, but there's an uncanny resemblance to the object photographed by Armstrong on the Moon.
It seems to be in the same area, but with a decade between the photographs!!
Cheers!
Originally posted by prevenge
Exact same photo just color/contrast adjusted and turned 90 degrees.
Originally posted by merka
Definetly look like out of focus equipment...
Originally posted by mikesingh
here are some intriguing pics of huge cigar shaped objects in the Solar System. Whether they are alien craft or man made or photo glitches, I leave it for you to decide. Here are some of the most intriguing cigar shaped objects photographed by our spacecraft as well as the HST that cannot be easily explained away.
Originally posted by spacevisitor
But about those two pictures, I have to ask you.
Can it be that they are in fact one and the same picture, where of the Neil Armstrong one is processed then [usually done by NASA] and the other one later published under a different name and time so to speak?
Originally posted by spacevisitor
Originally posted by mikesingh
here are some intriguing pics of huge cigar shaped objects in the Solar System. Whether they are alien craft or man made or photo glitches, I leave it for you to decide. Here are some of the most intriguing cigar shaped objects photographed by our spacecraft as well as the HST that cannot be easily explained away.
Hi mikesingh, thanks for sharing, great thread as usual. strrd and flggd.
Very interesting pictures indeed.
Your thread is about the cigar shaped ones, so I stick only to those.
Personally I don’t have to be convinced anymore that our solar system is populated with many different Alien type visitors who has bases there all over the place.
So therefore could those colossal cigar shaped objects in those really beautiful pictures indeed being some mother ship type Alien crafts in my opinion.
But about those two pictures, I have to ask you.
How big are the odds of photographing with a decade between the photographs two “different” objects on the moon who are in my absolute amateur eyes in fact 100% identical except the colours and clearness so to speak.
It are exactly the same craters and the object is absolute exactly at the same location in relation with those craters.
Can it be that they are in fact one and the same picture, where of the Neil Armstrong one is processed then [usually done by NASA] and the other one later published under a different name and time so to speak?
Thanks for mentioning that as also said by others marvellous book, The Ringmakers Of Saturn from Norman Bergrun.
It is really a must have, so I hope I would get it myself once in a second-hand store in Holland someday, because the original is to expensive for me.
Thanks again.
[edit on 15/2/09 by spacevisitor]
[edit on 15/2/09 by spacevisitor]