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originally posted by: outlier1
a reply to: chunder
It doesn't take an expert to know that likely nothing in the atmosphere in the space above the earth out to the Moon goes unseen by at least three major countries of the world. Oh, they never report genuine UFOs, as they haven't done for over 70 years, but they see, and they know. ....
originally posted by: outlier1 Likely they are drones, maybe Chinese.
originally posted by: StarnatalSandia
a reply to: JimOberg
Hi Jim
Speaking of satellites, does NASA or anyone else have a satellite in a retrograde orbit?
Filmed one transiting the moon at approximately 40 degree inclination, and it was bright red.
Any in the inventory that sound like that?
Thanks.
originally posted by: StarnatalSandia
a reply to: JimOberg
Filmed one transiting the moon at approximately 40 degree inclination, and it was bright red.
originally posted by: Harte
Don't know about the color, but yes, there are satellites that are high enough to be in retrograde.
That explains why the sky is blue and why sunsets are red. But if you think that explains the video I described, I think you need to watch the video, and re-read my description of the color changes it shows.
originally posted by: dragonridr
a reply to: Arbitrageur
The red color is caused by Rayleigh scattering. the light passing through the atmosphere scatters the shorter wavelengths like ultraviolet. Were the longer ones such as red light pass through.
That's not an asteroid strike on the moon, it's not even a particularly good fake.
But i will include a neat video as well of an asteroid strike on the moon.
originally posted by: JimOberg
I have no idea why that would be a NASA program. They keep track of their own satellites by radio contact, and track launches with radar and optical devices, is all AFAIK.