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originally posted by: AthlonSavage
a reply to: Answer
How high can a high altitude balloon rise? The ISS is 250 Miles high. If you can demonstrate a balloon can get that high enough so we can see its diameter not as a dot but a thumb size then ill support the balloon argument.
originally posted by: Cobaltic1978
originally posted by: AthlonSavage
a reply to: Answer
How high can a high altitude balloon rise? The ISS is 250 Miles high. If you can demonstrate a balloon can get that high enough so we can see its diameter not as a dot but a thumb size then ill support the balloon argument.
It's not possible, he is a troll.
I have been a member here for a number of years, and I have heard a number of claims that the UFO forum is controlled, I've even defended this forum. Until know, I've not believed that it is, but I seriously believe that it is. Unbelievable ATS, unbelievable.
originally posted by: Spader
Looks kinda like the business end of an ICBM. The good ol' 1 megaton Titans.
originally posted by: Cobaltic1978
originally posted by: AthlonSavage
a reply to: Answer
How high can a high altitude balloon rise? The ISS is 250 Miles high. If you can demonstrate a balloon can get that high enough so we can see its diameter not as a dot but a thumb size then ill support the balloon argument.
It's not possible, he is a troll.
I have been a member here for a number of years, and I have heard a number of claims that the UFO forum is controlled, I've even defended this forum. Until know, I've not believed that it is, but I seriously believe that it is. Unbelievable ATS, unbelievable.
Here's a close up giff I found , it does look kinda fluffy.
originally posted by: Answer
originally posted by: Cobaltic1978
originally posted by: AthlonSavage
a reply to: Answer
How high can a high altitude balloon rise? The ISS is 250 Miles high. If you can demonstrate a balloon can get that high enough so we can see its diameter not as a dot but a thumb size then ill support the balloon argument.
It's not possible, he is a troll.
I have been a member here for a number of years, and I have heard a number of claims that the UFO forum is controlled, I've even defended this forum. Until know, I've not believed that it is, but I seriously believe that it is. Unbelievable ATS, unbelievable.
I'm a troll because I'm offering possible explanations? What happened to "deny ignorance"?
I'd LOVE for this to be a legitimate UFO but we have a responsibility to eliminate all other explanations first.
originally posted by: Cobaltic1978
originally posted by: Answer
originally posted by: Cobaltic1978
originally posted by: AthlonSavage
a reply to: Answer
How high can a high altitude balloon rise? The ISS is 250 Miles high. If you can demonstrate a balloon can get that high enough so we can see its diameter not as a dot but a thumb size then ill support the balloon argument.
It's not possible, he is a troll.
I have been a member here for a number of years, and I have heard a number of claims that the UFO forum is controlled, I've even defended this forum. Until know, I've not believed that it is, but I seriously believe that it is. Unbelievable ATS, unbelievable.
I'm a troll because I'm offering possible explanations? What happened to "deny ignorance"?
I'd LOVE for this to be a legitimate UFO but we have a responsibility to eliminate all other explanations first.
Yet you have not provided one credible bit of evidence to usurp this, apart from asking why there is a shadow. Deny ignorance? It's the sun that provides the shadow.
Please find some historical ISS feed which shows a cloud like this so we can compare, as until some one does its not a cloud.
An immense cloud forms outside the atmosphere after the disintegration pic.twitter.com/PshgE1W7CJ — Luca Parmitano (@astro_luca) October 11, 2013
NASA astronaut Mike Hopkins, who is also working on the station, also tweeted his view of the cloud, saying, “Saw something launch into space today. Not sure what it was but the cloud it left behind was pretty amazing.”Seeing an unannounced rocket launch out of the window would have likely been pretty unnerving for the crew. So what was that ULO (Unidentified Launching Object)?
After doing some digging, Nancy Atkinson over at Universe Today found the answer, courtesy of the Russian Forces blog:
The Strategic Rocket Forces carried out a successful test launch of a Topol/SS-25 missile on October 10, 2013. The missile was launched at 17:39 MSK (13:39 UTC) from Kapustin Yar to the Sary Shagan test site in Kazakhstan.
originally posted by: AthlonSavage
a reply to: elevenaugust
Your assuming the thing is a stationary object.
originally posted by: AthlonSavage
Someone already pointed out it has a sharp rim like edge. What I also notice is that it has symmetry unlike the clouds which have uneven layers on the edges.
originally posted by: sg1642
a reply to: gortex
Where the hell is that camera? Is it tethered by a cable or what?
I don't think it's movement in relation to the Earth's rotation is proof of anything. Why do you feel it is?
originally posted by: elevenaugust
originally posted by: AthlonSavage
a reply to: elevenaugust
It is difficult to get a measure of where it is in relation to the ISS, it could be very close and yet it could be far away.
It can't be close, as I explained above. It moves in relation to the ground... Take a second look at the video.
originally posted by: UnderKingsPeak
Oooh this is a good'n !
I'm gonna sit back and hear from an expert or two as to
" what I'm really seeing" .
Right now I'm seeing an analmonous object of
rather large size that I think we agree wasn't feet from the ISS.
(a ballon can't get that high and terrestrial spacecraft as well as sizeable junk
should be known and on the no go by list)
Others will be saying that I'm sure I'll saw different...
Oh and if someone tells me that's a 30+ (+++)
foot across hunk of frozen ammonia from the leak...
I'll add it to my, they aren't even trying anymore, pile.
It's a matter of perspective Athlon , whilst it may appear to be close to the panel it isn't necessarily as it appears , plus as EA said it is in perfect sync with the Earth meaning it's likely in the atmosphere and so likely a cloud.