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Originally posted by DarthChrisious
Having said all that, he (and people like him) certainly made NASA nervous enough to do something about it.
Originally posted by secretnasaman
I have a lot more NASA mission video to review & post yet, that should keep you busy 'splaining the unexplainable ...
Originally posted by JimOberg
The most hilarious example continues to be your insistence that in one case Mission Control is relaying an order to astronauts to 'stay vector'
Originally posted by starrychloe
I've been trying to get in contact with Martyn Stubbs after seeing him in a Paranormal TV episode. I wanted to tell him the light streaks are most likely cosmic rays hitting the video sensor of the camera. That would also explain why some are red and some are green. More expensive video sensors have prisms which split the image onto separate red, green, and blue chips and the image is merged electronically. This is especially true for low-light cameras. It would explain why they are very fast and very short. My other thought was an artifact on the VHS tape he was using, but the cosmic rays make more sense. He can even verify this by sending a video camera (or several) up in a balloon into the higher atmosphere and recording.
This would also explain the flashes of light the astronauts see too. Read about Anatoli Bugorski who saw flashes of light when his head was struck by a proton beam in a Soviet particle accelerator.
en.wikipedia.org...
Please pass it on to him.
Originally posted by secretnasaman
Jim its not about me, or what I once said 8 years ago. ..Move on..please, cuz it just is not true I "continue". Every time you throw this stay vector out at me, it's you that "continues" to insist...not me!
Originally posted by secretnasaman
They made it perfectly clear that the CCD camera, first used on mission STS-61, was seeing something. ...
Originally posted by secretnasaman
A top "expert" in OZ then quit that theory. ...
Originally posted by TruthxIsxInxThexMist
reply to post by Graham
I've just watched the whole video & interview with Stubbs on google video... some interesting footage that i've never seen before... especially all the U'O's flying around the Satellite... some of it was definately rocks, space debris & stars but what of the rest of it?
What about the shot of all the spheres above Earth? There were a lot of them... they say Ice Particles... anyone an expert on Ice Particles? How they move? What altitude they could stay at without melting?
Originally posted by scifreaky
Sorry to burst any bubbles, but Martyn Stubbs is dead. He died of cancer shortly after the making of this film. I don't know why no one else mentioned it over the last few years on this thread.