New Black Knight Footage

Anyone have anything debunking the below footage as CGI yet? I'm sure we've all read about the Black Knight over the years as it seems to surface from time to time.

Nice find. Not heard of the black knight suprisngly . Could by cgi. Who knows. Thanks for the post

a reply to: Outlier13

I have never seen it so close up, that I can recall. Also, the zoom in seems legit, as does the fact its being filmed, on decades old equipment. Yes phones can fake, the old school look, but I do not think, this is CGI.


It reminds me of Oumuamua in its apperance, to a degree, only a mini version.

The researchers aren't claiming outright that aliens sent Oumuamua. But after a careful mathematical analysis of the way the interstellar object sped up as it shot past the sun, they say Oumuamua could be a spacecraft pushed through space by light falling on its surface — or, as they put it in the paper, a "lightsail of artificial origin."

www.nbcnews.com...

originally posted by: lSkrewloosel
Nice find. Not heard of the black knight suprisngly . Could by cgi. Who knows. Thanks for the post

You should look up, info on the Dark Knight, there are a bunch of threads on ATS, about it.

Its a piece of space trash. Probably the same thermal blanket mistaken for the first set of Black Knight images, which was accidentally released by an astronaut some time ago while repairing a satellite.

a reply to: Outlier13

I was going to start my own thread on this supposed satelite asking if it exists... why havn't we captured it? We can send probes to the Moon and Mars and outter space but can't capture a satelite in our own back garden?

As for the video, that does look pretty good... now get a net up there and capture it and find out once and for all

a reply to: iplay1up2

Oumuamua is a name designed to make whoever says it sound like an idiot.

Here's my card, I'll be here all night.

a reply to: iplay1up2

I thought it was fairly clear that this was an insulation blanket?

a reply to: Outlier13

It is clearly CGI. If you look closely it has no dimesnion. It looks obviously cut and paste.

Also, reason dictates that if NASA, Russian and Chinese Space agencies have the ability to clamp a satellite they would have put their "tractor beam" on it by now.

Look at the footage here. See how the satellite does not only move across, but also twirls to reveal its dimensions. The footage in the video you have shared only moves across like a cardboard cutout,



It is very obviously CGI. A more clever hoaxer and editor would have given the object dimesnion. I am sure there is an original of that footage that has no object and was used for the hoaxer's editing purposes.

I don't believe that object known as "The Black Night" even exists. I have never seen anything that convinces me of its reality.

So, with the fall in number of UFO's we now have USO#s.
Unidentified Space Objects.

a reply to: TruthxIsxInxThexMist

I was going to start my own thread on this supposed satelite asking if it exists... why havn't we captured it? We can send probes to the Moon and Mars and outter space but can't capture a satelite in our own back garden?

Because:
a) It is not a satellite.
b) Why bother - it's a thermal blanket?

Well, whatever that thing is in the video — it’s clearly not a thermal blanket.

a reply to: Outlier13

Its not CGI it was a space bag that got away during a repair of a docking port.

www.theguardian.com...

originally posted by: KKLOCO
Well, whatever that thing is in the video — it’s clearly not a thermal blanket.

Care to explain why not?

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: iplay1up2

I thought it was fairly clear that this was an insulation blanket?

It doesn't look like a blanket to me. It also doesn't look like CGI.

a reply to: iplay1up2

Looks like one to me so I guess we can just agree to differ. We even know what mission it came from and how it got there.

a reply to: Outlier13

This topic has always interested me.

Apparently back in 1899 Nikolai Tesla claimed that he received radio signals from this object.
And that was well before “thermal blankets” and manned space flight.

But then again, someone tried to explain that what Nikolai was hearing was distant pulsars.
And then In 1954 a researcher told news outlets that the USAF had discovered 2 satellites orbiting earth. This was before the first Sat. Was launched into space.

Pretty interesting stuffs nonetheless.

originally posted by: Malak777
a reply to: Outlier13

It is clearly CGI. If you look closely it has no dimesnion. It looks obviously cut and paste.

Also, reason dictates that if NASA, Russian and Chinese Space agencies have the ability to clamp a satellite they would have put their "tractor beam" on it by now.

Look at the footage here. See how the satellite does not only move across, but also twirls to reveal its dimensions. The footage in the video you have shared only moves across like a cardboard cutout,

It is very obviously CGI. A more clever hoaxer and editor would have given the object dimesnion. I am sure there is an original of that footage that has no object and was used for the hoaxer's editing purposes.

I don't believe that object known as "The Black Night" even exists. I have never seen anything that convinces me of its reality.

Uh, no it was not CGI, its a Space Bag, as pointed out by Dragonridr. So that blows your CGI out of the water. Next time, do not be so quick to judge.

www.theguardian.com...

originally posted by: Malak777
a reply to: Outlier13

It is clearly CGI. If you look closely it has no dimesnion. It looks obviously cut and paste.

Also, reason dictates that if NASA, Russian and Chinese Space agencies have the ability to clamp a satellite they would have put their "tractor beam" on it by now.

Look at the footage here. See how the satellite does not only move across, but also twirls to reveal its dimensions. The footage in the video you have shared only moves across like a cardboard cutout,

It is very obviously CGI. A more clever hoaxer and editor would have given the object dimesnion. I am sure there is an original of that footage that has no object and was used for the hoaxer's editing purposes.

I don't believe that object known as "The Black Night" even exists. I have never seen anything that convinces me of its reality.

Uh, no it was not CGI, its a Space Bag, as pointed out by Dragonridr. So that blows your CGI out of the water. Next time, do not be so quick to judge.

www.theguardian.com...

originally posted by: lSkrewloosel
Nice find. Not heard of the black knight suprisngly . Could by cgi. Who knows. Thanks for the post

Take a few minutes and do some research on the "Black Knight Satellite". It's been around for at least 10 years and seems to pop up every couple of years. If it's a hoax it's been very well done over the years.

I can't 100% buy that's it's a space bag because you cannot see the actual dimensions of the space bag that got loose into space. It's certainly plausible but is not conclusive.