8 orbs caught by NASA's space webcam on the ISS

So on Wednesday these 8 orbs were caught in about 1 minute and 5 seconds on the ISS webcam


I am not sure what it is but it does look interesting.

Space junk?

It could be various things. . . But I think its aliens!

a reply to: FormOfTheLord

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But it's maybe water, a reflection, or...

a reply to: Benicealways

Air bubbles because that's what happens when you film underwater in a large swimming pool.

a reply to: YarlanZey

Really? You believe there is no space station orbiting earth? You can see it, you know?

I'm wondering if this is some kind of electric phenomena. After reading and watching videos about the electric universe I've come to the understanding that space is not actually empty at all but filled with charged electric particles.

I wonder if some of these orbs and other weird things we see in space are actually electric in nature.

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: YarlanZey

Really? You believe there is no space station orbiting earth? You can see it, you know?

Thats not a space station, its a balloon.

Well maybe space is full of water and not a vacuum as we initially thought LOL I was only joking!

You know what would be interesting? Filming all the way round so we can see the stars and then zooming into earth so we can see the satellites. I always wondered what all that space junk looks like and would probably make my messy house look pristine too There's supposed to be tonnes of the stuff. Did you catch the thread about the runaway blimp? There must be all kinds of rubbish up there. I think a tool bag was lost a while back. Is it possible to see that from earth?

Anything (like space debris) passing that close to the space station would have a closure rate of miles per second, invisible to the naked eye, essentially.

Unless they have a situation like in the movie Gravity, and they aren't telling anyone (but releasing video), these are probably faked. Not near misses or "orbs", lol.

a reply to: YarlanZey

Also joking?
It's a bit confusing...

a reply to: intrptr

NORAD Blimp

NORAD lost their blimp a couple of days ago. Broke free of its tether and away it went. That must have been quiet a sight! Took some power line out by all accounts.

a reply to: PhoenixOD



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a reply to: Peeple

Sorry, I'm feeling playful tonight.

But don't you think it would be kind of cool to see all those satellites close up? They're just boring little dots of light from down here skimming across the sky. There must be loads of them. I wouldn't be surprised if there was a supermarket trolley up there too - that last bit was a joke.

a reply to: Benicealways

Digital cameras show infra-red light as visible light.Dust particles reflect IR light and are usually out of focus,thus creating "orbs".

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: YarlanZey

Really? You believe there is no space station orbiting earth? You can see it, you know?

Oh that....
That's a hologram.

The first orb was a specific type of parasite entity. What followed was the entrance of a larger spiritual entity who made the parasite it's lunch. The 7 other orbs were the 7 chakras of the larger entity. When the parasite was consumed, the first orb dissappeared, hence it's demise.

You folks won't be able to see it but in the video, in the black backdrop of space, a nebulous deep purple form moves into frame. If this video was shown in true infrared, the picture would be clear. Digital cameras have very little infrared capabilities. It more like a glazing.

a reply to: Benicealways

Could be air bubbles

a reply to: YarlanZey

Just seeing 1 satellite from the space station would be mind blowing because it's never happened. Seeing any real image from NASA of other objects they claim are theirs up in space would be mind blowing. I won't hold my breath.

a reply to: NONPOINT21

Mmmm. I just think it would be a really fascinating picture to see. The fact that there's never been one well, that could be very telling couldn't it? If there's no picture then you are leaving people open to interpret it how they like, BUT a picture would also shut all the people up who have been calling NASA out as faking it and taking the money.

You shouldn't need to hold your breath but you might need a snorkel in space. Didn't I say there was water in space?

Talking of faking it, did anyone catch this? Space Cadets, Channel 4. This is how they did it in Ipswich in 2005 on a much smaller budget. Wiki Space Cadets