Huge spaceship stationary at the ISS?

There seems allot of movement tracked at the ISS lately. Mostly captured by the on board cameras .
Like flashing and suddenly diverted objects that looks like they are controlled by some intelligence that we may not know about.

I don't know what I've seen on this video is real or not but it surely got me thinking that if those small blinking and diverting craft out there could be related to this massive ship infront of the ISS?

but if this is really happening then what could it be ? Could it be ours or is it just a light reflection in the camera. Whatever it could be it sure looks like a flashing mothership . And I've seen still shots here on Earth that almost could be compared with this thing.



I couldn't find anything about it here on ATS but if I'm wrong then I will be notified.

With all talks going on to inform the world about intelligent life out there this could be.the beginning of such an event.

peace..

a reply to: 0bserver1

that clip encapsulates everything wrong with UFO-olgy today

doesn't really look solid. More like a space/visual distortion or something...

Still no proof.

a reply to: MarioOnTheFly

Ok can you name what could cause these kind of distortions?
because I'm not aware what could do such thing..

a reply to: 0bserver1

I won't pretend that I could even guess...

Might be due to bad quality of the video...low resolution could be playing with the lights of stars. But that's just an uneducated guess


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it reminds me of deep space pics of Nebulae...

a reply to: 0bserver1
Auroras or lightening storms (sprites) on the horizon of Earth is my initial thought. Knowing the position of the ISS and the cameras orientation at the time would make it easier to discern though, but there does seem to be curvature in the lights that would resemble the horizon.

a reply to: MarioOnTheFly

mostly important I think is the authentic content of this video .. and that is to find this footage on the NASA live feeds.
Because if the videographer did something to it like changing saturation or other videographic enhancements then they tampered the raw video content.

having a second look...strange phenomenon. Interesting how ever you see it.

Have we checked the video ? is it...legit ? I know I haven't.

a reply to: 0bserver1

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Is this the best quality video or just a youtube version ? Would be awsome to see it in better quality. I guess that's non existent.


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Having seen it a couple of times...I think my initial thought about it being effect of resolution playing with star light is most probably not the case.

Awesome video.

Never seen it before my end, cannot really speculate on it either. Going to watch a few more times!

Would be nice to have Bruce Maccabee check this footage and any other correlated information to this and just see what his view is on it. He is a master at video and photographic analysis and I have seen him absolutely destroy a few fool debunkers who just tried to make blanket statements about what things are "likely" to be, rather than using the science they always claim to represent to find out for sure.

Be nice to hear more people speak about this if they were watching it live as it happened too.

a reply to: MarioOnTheFly

If you want to find the original footage it has to be here somewhere . I'm not in the possition to check it thoroughly right now .

ISS

originally posted by: AllSourceIntel
a reply to: 0bserver1
Auroras or lightening storms (sprites) on the horizon of Earth is my initial thought. Knowing the position of the ISS and the cameras orientation at the time would make it easier to discern though, but there does seem to be curvature in the lights that would resemble the horizon.

Yes, I see what you're saying, that's my guess too.

originally posted by: 0bserver1
If you want to find the original footage it has to be here somewhere . I'm not in the possition to check it thoroughly right now .

Why should we have to look so hard to find it? As others have pointed out when other NASA videos of unknown origin have been posted here, anybody who wanted to be taken seriously would provide the date and time of any NASA recording they think contains something of interest. If they don't, then they don't want to be taken seriously and more likely than not are trying to fool people by hiding the origin.

Let's face it anybody who thinks this video is something extraordinary is probably not going to bother to look for the original source, because they have a belief based in some kind of faith so no evidence is really needed. To me it doesn't look extraordinary so I also have no motivation to go looking for something that should have been provided with the video, the source details.

a reply to: Arbitrageur

Let's face it anybody who thinks this video is something extraordinary is probably not going to bother to look for the original source, because they have a belief based in some kind of faith so no evidence is really needed.

True. .. you're out...lol

No just kidding It sure doesn't need any original backup . For the believer among us including me . But I only want to know if it's been faked are they now video tampering with original NASA space footage . It's the only credible source we have these days . Because nobody believes videos placed on YouTube anymore .

a reply to: 0bserver1

It looks like the reflection we've become accustomed to from that camera , it also appears to have been sped up a touch to give the appearance of flashing lights , this video from earlier this year may be the original source.

From 3.00 on vid

a reply to: gortex

So it looks like the original video..though I think it's really stange . But good that you point this out for us ..

ive seen a hundred of these clips, this and that from the ISS.

If it was somthing nasa wouldnt say, if its a blur camera fault or whatever nasa wont comment. the fact its been seen makes me think its not what we all want it to be, and no ones going to say one way or another.

Its kind of irritating not to get closure, but you and me will just go nuts thinking about it. so why bother.

a reply to: Biigs

Absolutely true but somehow they want us to shut up about it .. and I think they try it like this , ignore public questioning. .
Then they get irritated and leave us alone...A barking dog eventually stops barking. .

Best way to keep a secret spaceship secret?

Dock it at the INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION.

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: 0bserver1

It looks like the reflection we've become accustomed to from that camera , it also appears to have been sped up a touch to give the appearance of flashing lights , this video from earlier this year may be the original source.

From 3.00 on vid

I don't think I've paid enough attention to this view...AND, it seems that I actually have an issue with the "reflection" interpretation.

This camera isn't inside ISS it is outside...I'm not sure if it is the port side truss camera or a camera mounted to probably the Canadian Robotic arm. But here's the deal...

The inside cameras are the only ones that can produce reflections like that... These kinds of reflection require a reflecting surface located some distance in front of the camera lens. This surface has to be positioned so that something can reflect off of it into the camera lens. Inside cameras are the only ones that can meet this requirement.

Outside cameras are mounted and housed in such a manner that actually makes this kind of reflection virtually impossible. The lens of the camera is mounted flush and touching the protective glass in front, thus eliminating the possibility that something can reflect off of it and into the camera.

This leaves the good ole lens flare as the only probability for a reflection...this does not appear to be a lens flare.

As for what it is? Virtually impossible to tell. the "arc" of the lights doesn't quite seem like it should be the disk of Earth, but, that does seem to make some sense...and while I would truly love this to be a rather specific starship...unfortunately, the configuration is completely wrong.

Looks like a thunder and lightning storm on that rogue planet that it's orbiting.

That was simple