Very Interseting Footage from ISS from 9 days ago. Incoming Fleet

originally posted by: beyondknowledge
a reply to: incoserv

Paint flakes, debris from those two leaky Russian capsules.

They seem to be in orbit of the station or in a nearby parallel orbit. The faster ones are closer to the camera and the slower ones farther away as they are all traveling the same speed or else they would be a scattered out quickly into individual specks.

Disney knew thus in the 40's, why would it change now?

Thank you for knowing so much about this. Can you please post a diagram or photo, that will show the relationship of the leaking Russian space capsules to the portal looking down at the Earth. Thank you very much.

originally posted by: JimOberg
a reply to: EmmanuelGoldstein

So what was the date/time of this video? What was on the sound track?

How have you been Jim? Long time no see since ED days.
Here's the link to the original video.

originally posted by: 1947boomer

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: EmmanuelGoldstein

The stream of particles could be from the Progress 82 supply craft which is venting coolant into space.
Just sayin.

You're right. A micrometeoroid punched a pinhole in one of the lines carrying Ammonia coolant. When the Ammonia vents into space it immediately freezes into Ammonia ice droplets which then get blown away by the leaking gas.

Thank you for knowing so much about this. Can you please post a diagram or photo, and links that will show the relationship of the leaking Russian space capsules to the portal looking down at the Earth. Thank you very much.

a reply to: Violater1
"A micrometeoroid punched a pinhole in one of the lines carrying Ammonia coolant. "

That was their original story, but it seemed unlikely that such sharpshooter sniper meteoroid swarms would have such a good aim -- especially when it happened again on the next-in-line spacecraft. Fabrication sloppiness in the factory, or clumsy pre-launch servicing, is a much more plausible joint cause for two-in-a-row.

And then there’s this…….uploaded to YouTube 6 days ago from this post date…

The object doesn’t appear to have the …sometimes expected tumble…. of space debris.



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a reply to: EmmanuelGoldstein

Better get Col. Jack O'Neill to the ancient chair, post haste. He needs to take out the Goa'uld fleet with the squid drones, and they haven't perfected the ancient gene yet.

Maybe tiny particles of dust relatively close to the camera? Ones within a few yards of the lens and ones a bit beyond that would have drastically different apparent velocities. Those zoomed cameras tend to overexpose any reflection of sunlight and make insignificant things shine brilliantly.

Like the dust particle that the one retard on UFO Hunters thought was a 40 mile diameter craft because he didn't understand lens artifacts. But at least they debunked it later in the episode.

a reply to: Degradation33

Dust and ice crystals also show up as diamond or clipped circle shapes because when they are out of focus and bright, they take on the geometry of the lens diaphragms and shutter.

If you would be sending ships or hundreds of people to space, or your a secret alien race doing it, so that they are undetected, you should:

-Use small ones.
-Send them from where there is not much adversary satellite coverage, like the north and the south pole.
-Send them from an area that is hard to reach for adversary by air land or sea, like the mentioned places.

Use small ships until you reach the destination of the...larger ships. Then you go in.

There are 1 or 2 UFOs moving sideways. That's like "Captain Jack" (the music video, not Stargate, although that seems to be real to a degree too like having alien contact and light speed travel), a drill instructor. Others are space cadets.

Or it was the gas 5 days before.....like anyone believes that.
I think everyone knows this wasn't gas or meteorites but no ones writing it.

Ok, so that was fun, Guess we're ok. Whew! Thanks MEDIA for that fun week. Although, I miss 'aliens' and the 'Taliban' and the 'Russian Spies' days.

This new Info War thing is a bit exhausting...