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originally posted by: FlySolo
a reply to: MarsIsRed
STS-80 has always been a cornerstone for evidence for me. The arrangement of lights in a circle with one appearing in the middle is far too compelling to dismiss as ice cubes out of focus.
originally posted by: FlySolo
a reply to: MarsIsRed
Yup, like I said, "one of those people". The type that doesn't use any kind of debating skills and resorts to nothing more than a few unintelligent quips.
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Might also mean "one of those people" who study ALL sides of the argument and learn the basics of spaceflight visual phenomena.
Like, they know if that scene is in day or night. How much do you know about it? Is it daytime or nighttime? Simple question.
originally posted by: FlySolo
a reply to: JimOberg
Sure, I always look at other perspectives.
originally posted by: FlySolo
a reply to: JimOberg
Might also mean "one of those people" who study ALL sides of the argument and learn the basics of spaceflight visual phenomena.
I highly doubt marsisred studies both sides of any argument with one word answers like "desperation".
Like, they know if that scene is in day or night. How much do you know about it? Is it daytime or nighttime? Simple question.
If you're asking me to take a guess what time that video is then I would say around 8-9 pm. Why?
Aside from details of specific Defense Department payloads and their deployments, astronauts have no classification regulations or rules preventing anyone from discussing anything they’ve seen or experienced on space flights.
originally posted by: FlySolo
a reply to: JimOberg
Oh you mean the STS 80 video. Sun towards the left is my guess.
originally posted by: Not Authorized
a reply to: JediMindTrek
*turns on X-Files theme*
Fascinating. Are their any reasonable explanations yet?
originally posted by: FlySolo .. Yes, there are ice crystals that come off the shuttle. No disagreement there, but the entire blog [by an astronaut actually ON that mission -- but maybe he's lying??] is woven to infer that ALL of them are ice crystals. Differing light intensities from various angles is plausible, however, it doesn't explain differing light intensities from the SAME angular positions. Specifically, the circle with the bright one in the middle. ....
originally posted by: sixandone
a reply to: JimOberg
Interesting link, thanks for sharing. I find it unusual that a man of Tom Jones' stature would take time out of his day to write up an article about UFOs. If I were in his shoes, I probably wouldn't address the issue, but he seems quite adamant about telling people that the STS-80 footage show no unnatural phenomena. Read into that what you will.