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Originally posted by lost_shaman
Yes, but that is trivial and has nothing to do with the conversation.
Originally posted by lost_shaman
You can look here on this link and see Six pics with Turkey Vultures as "dark Smudges" in the sky. Also here you can see that this sequence of photo's was shot slightly in-front of the Video your Hosting. You will be able to see in this link the Retaining Wall I've pointed out and the Pond I pointed out in previous pics I've posted.
shuttle.airshowjournal.com... ( Scroll Down about midway )
Originally posted by lost_shaman
Yeah , you can post lots of pictures of Water Fowl if you please, there is no relevance.
What I am talking about is the Launch sequence of STS - 114 , and Identifying the objects on the the Video you are promoting as UFO's.
turkey vulture
Groups of vultures spiraling upward to gain altitude are called "kettles". As vultures catch thermal updrafts they take on the appearance of water boiling in a pot – hence the name kettle. Turkey vultures have been reported by aircraft pilots to rise to as high as 20,000 feet and soar for hours without flapping their wings.
Originally posted by D1ssient
Sorry if this information was already posted as I skipped maybe 10 pages but could this information be of any help?:
turkey vulture
Groups of vultures spiraling upward to gain altitude are called "kettles". As vultures catch thermal updrafts they take on the appearance of water boiling in a pot – hence the name kettle. Turkey vultures have been reported by aircraft pilots to rise to as high as 20,000 feet and soar for hours without flapping their wings.
Peace.
Originally posted by LAES YVAN
Also... if the objects ARE birds, they should be in this picture, unless they fly super super fast.
Originally posted by lost_shaman
Right,... I GUESS zooming in on the Shuttle Plume doesn't have anything to do with it ?
Originally posted by LAES YVAN Please tell me which posts I have ignored... because I haven't ignored ANYONE.
Originally posted by LAES YVAN
I made this very quickly:
Originally posted by LAES YVAN SEVERAL MILES?! Damn, no wonder you have no sense of measurement towards these objects. B.T.W. 1 mile = 5280 feet
LMAO
Originally posted by LAES YVAN
Originally posted by LAES YVAN
Also... if the objects ARE birds, they should be in this picture, unless they fly super super fast.
Originally posted by Tiloke
Oh my god look at that bird, its going BEHIND the shuttle!!!!!!!!!!
Originally posted by LAES YVAN
OK, so then you believe the objects ARE 11,500 feet in the air?
Originally posted by ISJ
Hang on you cant make out the Shuttle in that pic, and you to try to ask us to find a bird ??
Originally posted by ISJ
If I requested a Maths lesson, then i dont remeber it
Originally posted by LAES YVAN
The only reason i use the plume of smoke to measure the objects is because the objects fly through the plume.
The only reason i use the plume of smoke to measure the objects is because the objects fly through the plume.
The only reason i use the plume of smoke to measure the objects is because the objects fly through the plume.
The only reason i use the plume of smoke to measure the objects is because the objects fly through the plume.
The only reason i use the plume of smoke to measure the objects is because the objects fly through the plume.
The only reason i use the plume of smoke to measure the objects is because the objects fly through the plume.
The only reason i use the plume of smoke to measure the objects is because the objects fly through the plume.
The only reason i use the plume of smoke to measure the objects is because the objects fly through the plume.
The only reason i use the plume of smoke to measure the objects is because the objects fly through the plume.
maybe you get it now?
Originally posted by LAES YVAN
YOU NEED A MATH LESSON.
Originally posted by ISJ
The only reason i use the plume of smoke to measure the objects is because the objects fly through the plume.
Originally posted by D1ssient
The quality of the video gives you this impression but in fact they're not flying through.