A great video on youtube

I think they all work on the aether principle of electrified gases, i.e. air in
this case, whereby oxygen and nitrogen are transmuted into into its
component atomic parts such as alpha, Helium without electrons, and
beta, electrons without atoms, by high electric fields creating string
electrical a/c currents for lift and propulsion.

Einstein could have done much ground breaking work in this field
but was prevented by the Nazis. His friend Bessel settled on the
vibration mode for hover and propulsion. Oh its a secret alright.
Ask any rocket scientist that came to America after WWII in
Operation Paper Clip.

Talk about your Aliens in fantasy land.. a new Disney World attraction
coming soon, an new sucker punch from the illuminati.

I'm inclined to believe that the tether video is a magnified/under slide with water of small creatures....nothing indicates to me its filmed in space. Looks and behaves like things in liquid. And if im wrong about that then it is definately debris of some kind, frozen of course at -400 F, reflecting light (camera) and bad aperture focusing, i imagine those cameras are on an auto-focus.

It's official footage from NASA for crying out loud.

And why would "ice particles" all appear to be strobing at different variable rates? If anyone has a theory on this I would love to hear it.

well if the particles were very very close to a cameras lens and the camera is set to infinity, filming within an absolute vacuum, i can imagine a reflection of light taking on these characteristics, especially when considering objects in space tend to tumble and the light has no real atmospheric limitations.

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[edit on 7/18/2007 by SonicInfinity]

So forgive me, but with all the Lunar Landing and 9/11 so called
video fakery.

What if this 'Official' NASA feed is exactly what they want to show us
and nothing at all reality and their word is the last word.

Well, sorry again because I do not know what the Official word is.

What ever that word is, it sounds like I don't like it.

It looks like a beam test unless this was before the tether breaking
but as the film goes the tether broke and coiled up.

In any case the blinking lights might be put in for effect.