Space Shuttle Flight 14 (STS-51A) - UFO?

So nobody's interested in reading NASA's explicit reply to a question about this drop?

a reply to: JimOberg

Do we have to submit a FOIA request ?

a reply to: idusmartias

It must of been terrifying and amazing at the same time, For the astronaut moving between the shuttle and satellite. Knowing that if something goes badly wrong with your equipment. You will die a terrible death if the other crew can't rescue you in time. You eventually run short of oxygen, Then as a reflex, take of the helmet to take in a breath of fresh air killing you.

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I find it somewhat odd that the STS 51-A mission report is not viewable at the NASA Technical Report Server (NTRS) where other shuttle mission reports are viewable.

Where else is the STS 51-A mission report within any official NASA.gov website?



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Here's NASA's response to a Congressman's query on a similar image:

www.jamesoberg.com...

originally posted by: JimOberg
Here's NASA's response to a Congressman's query on a similar image:

www.jamesoberg.com...

As I mentioned in my post, it did seem that the object moved only because the camara moved.

You can see very light movements of the camera relative to the objects outside that exactly coincided (although in the opposite direction) with the object in question, which was likely a floating water droplet or a drop on the wind.

The reason the object/droplet appeared to move more than the camera panning across the exterior satellite and shuttle arm might be because the droplet was closer to the camera.