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#FRR-Cylindrical object is an unexplained anomaly. Foreign object debris Inspections & risk assessment show low likelihood for STS-135.
#FRR-STS-134 SRB camera showed a cylindrical object after tank separation. Unknown if it was a large far-away object or small close object.
Originally posted by Xcathdra
reply to post by martinkb
Well NASA had o evacuate the ISS a few hours ago. Debris was spotted heading for the station, and missed by about 800 feet.
Maybe thats what they are refering to.
Originally posted by Sator
Originally posted by Xcathdra
reply to post by martinkb
Well NASA had o evacuate the ISS a few hours ago. Debris was spotted heading for the station, and missed by about 800 feet.
Maybe thats what they are refering to.
Evacuate the ISS?
Where to exactly?
I really hope it's those automatic life saving pods, like in the movies.... though I find it hard to believe.
Peace
Originally posted by abcddcba
i don't care anymore, you guys are chasing lights and balloons. if there are aliens we might be them and we won't ever find out because we are looking for something that isn't out there.but rather in here.
i don't even know why we ever started down this road in the first place, why would a UFO need to be aerodynamic? there's no friction in space, the only reason our spacecraft are so aerodynamic is because we start from the ground. if i were smart enough to build a ship the size of a small planet to travel to other galaxies, i would have built it in space, it would be whatever shape i could fit the most people and resources in. it might be a huge cube like the borg, and when i got to the planet i was headed to i wouldn't need scout ships and whatnot i could just teleport down to the surface or use imaging to gain all the information i needed to know about the place.
i wouldn't send down ships with bright flashing lights that is shaped like an egg, or a wedge or a wing or a disc, and i certainly wouldn't show myself to the moron civilization so far underdeveloped in comparison to myself they are likely to try and kill me were they ever to see me, that is if they didn't flip their wigs and go killing themselves at the terror that my presence must evoke in them.edit on 28-6-2011 by abcddcba because: needed more rant.
Originally posted by abcddcba
i don't care anymore, you guys are chasing lights and balloons. if there are aliens we might be them and we won't ever find out because we are looking for something that isn't out there.but rather in here.
i don't even know why we ever started down this road in the first place, why would a UFO need to be aerodynamic? there's no friction in space, the only reason our spacecraft are so aerodynamic is because we start from the ground. if i were smart enough to build a ship the size of a small planet to travel to other galaxies, i would have built it in space, it would be whatever shape i could fit the most people and resources in. it might be a huge cube like the borg, and when i got to the planet i was headed to i wouldn't need scout ships and whatnot i could just teleport down to the surface or use imaging to gain all the information i needed to know about the place.
i wouldn't send down ships with bright flashing lights that is shaped like an egg, or a wedge or a wing or a disc, and i certainly wouldn't show myself to the moron civilization so far underdeveloped in comparison to myself they are likely to try and kill me were they ever to see me, that is if they didn't flip their wigs and go killing themselves at the terror that my presence must evoke in them.edit on 28-6-2011 by abcddcba because: needed more rant.
Unknown Cylindrical Object
Originally posted by iamusic
........ I wish NASA would include clearer video feed from the ISS........
Originally posted by abcddcba
i don't care anymore, you guys are chasing lights and balloons. if there are aliens we might be them and we won't ever find out because we are looking for something that isn't out there.but rather in here.
i don't even know why we ever started down this road in the first place, why would a UFO need to be aerodynamic? there's no friction in space, the only reason our spacecraft are so aerodynamic is because we start from the ground. if i were smart enough to build a ship the size of a small planet to travel to other galaxies, i would have built it in space, it would be whatever shape i could fit the most people and resources in. it might be a huge cube like the borg, and when i got to the planet i was headed to i wouldn't need scout ships and whatnot i could just teleport down to the surface or use imaging to gain all the information i needed to know about the place.
i wouldn't send down ships with bright flashing lights that is shaped like an egg, or a wedge or a wing or a disc, and i certainly wouldn't show myself to the moron civilization so far underdeveloped in comparison to myself they are likely to try and kill me were they ever to see me, that is if they didn't flip their wigs and go killing themselves at the terror that my presence must evoke in them.edit on 28-6-2011 by abcddcba because: needed more rant.
Originally posted by Xcathdra
reply to post by martinkb
Well NASA had o evacuate the ISS a few hours ago. Debris was spotted heading for the station, and missed by about 800 feet.
Maybe thats what they are refering to.
The six-member crew aboard the International Space Station took shelter in their Soyuz lifeboats Tuesday morning after NASA learned about a piece of orbital debris that was heading uncomfortably close to the outpost.
Typically, the space station will maneuver out of the way if any debris will pass within a predetermined safety zone, but there wasn’t time to orchestrate any moves Tuesday. Instead, NASA told the crew to head to the two Russian Soyuz capsules parked at the station.
About 20 minutes before the unidentified object was predicted to make its closest approach to the station, commander Andrey Borisenko, Alexander Samokutyaev and Ronald Garan climbed inside the Soyuz TMA-21 spacecraft docked to the Poisk module, and Sergei Volkov, Satoshi Furukawa and Michael Fossum headed toward the Soyuz TMA-02M docked to the Rassvet module