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Originally posted by Visiting ESB
Object is in space being filmed while trying to avoid something...not sure what...it changes direction twice. Debunkers? If this is hoax, let me know...
I emailed Professor Quijano, who produced the animation, and got a short reply. He says the "UFO" is digital noise and not a real body. I actually think ngchunter has it more correct in that we're looking at a hot pixel on the CCD sensor combined with slight tracking variances. @trusername: The object is moving throughout the animation if you watch closely. [edit on 9-3-2009 by IAttackPeople]
Originally posted by JimOberg
Ho hum. In the ten months since it was posted on youtube, did anybody do any checks on any of at least a dozen likely prosaic explanations?
Sorry, but uninvestigated dots on a TV screen of the night sky are pretty pitiful 'UFOs'...
I emailed Professor Quijano, who produced the animation, and got a short reply.
He says the "UFO" is digital noise and not a real body.
I actually think ngchunter has it more correct in that we're looking at a hot pixel on the CCD sensor combined with slight tracking variances.
Originally posted by jonnydavx
interesting, looks genuine to me but what do i know, unless its edited then id say it is a ufo craft dodging most probably a missile fired from the scumbags of the US goverment.
Good find, cheers
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by watcher73
Hot pixels don't move but due to tracking errors in the telescope the stars do.
The animation process reverses the the effect by causing the stars to remain stationary. As a result, the hot pixel appears to move.
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