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How many astronomers spend their time tracking the shuttle's orbit continuously looking for a secret docking opportunity?
Originally posted by tezzajw
The only way that amatuer astronomers could hope to get a picture of the shuttle docked at a secret space station is to follow the shuttle around and hope that it docks with a secret space station. How many astronomers spend their time tracking the shuttle's orbit continuously looking for a secret docking opportunity?
Originally posted by tezzajw
Your argument has flaws in it. Whether or not you believe there are secret space stations, consider this...
Originally posted by tezzajwIf there are secret space stations and no one knows about them, then how would amatuer astronomers KNOW what time the shuttle is going to dock with them?
By tracking the orbit of the known ISS and knowing when the shuttle is docked there, it's fairly routine to get some great pictures.
Originally posted by tezzajwThe only way that amatuer astronomers could hope to get a picture of the shuttle docked at a secret space station is to follow the shuttle around and hope that it docks with a secret space station. How many astronomers spend their time tracking the shuttle's orbit continuously looking for a secret docking opportunity?
Originally posted by buddhasystem
If one feels passionate enough about the subject so as to post terabytes of fantastical stories here, it's only fair to remark:
"You've talked the talk, now walk the walk"
If you don't, you either don't care about it (and why should anybody else), or you know in you hearth it's bunk. Many of the hours spent here on the ATS could be spent doing field work to confirm your claim. Without that, such theories remain at the kindergarten level.
The brainpan effect, occasionally known as the Dunning-Kruger effect, is the phenomenon wherein people who have little knowledge think that they know more than others who have much more knowledge.
The phenomenon was demonstrated in a series of experiments performed by Justin Kruger and David Dunning, then both of Cornell University. Their results were published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology in December 1999.
Kruger and Dunning noted a number of previous studies which tend to suggest that in skills as diverse as reading comprehension, operating a motor vehicle, and playing chess or tennis, "ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge" (as Charles Darwin put it). They hypothesized that with a typical skill which humans may possess in greater or lesser degree,
-Incompetent individuals tend to overestimate their own level of skill.
-Incompetent individuals fail to recognize genuine skill in others.
-Incompetent individuals fail to recognize the extremity of their inadequacy.
-If they can be trained to substantially improve their own skill level, these individuals can recognize and acknowledge their own previous lack of skill.
The ISS flies at an inclination of 51.6 decrees (the angle between the orbital plane and the equator). In order for the shuttle to dock to it it must also be flying at 51.6 degrees. You CAN'T change inclination in orbit; it is fixed to within fractions of a degree based on launch trajectory. If the Shuttle is visiting the ISS AND SSS on the same mission, then the SSS are also orbiting the earth at an inclination of 51.6 degrees. You might not understand this, but it is an indisputable fact of orbital mechanics. It is not open to debate.
Originally posted by johnlear
What you should probably say is that "Current techonology doesn't presently know how to..." that would be more accurate.
Originally posted by johnlear
History has proven wrong many who said "You CAN'T"...
So while with your present knowledge you don't know how the inclination of an orbit can be changed I can assure you there are those who do.
Here we go again. Now you are saying that the Space Shuttle itlsef is a decorative shell around an alien artifact or its human-made replica. How very convenient! And of course, this secret is under wraps despite the fact that there is more than one shuttle vehicle and thousands of people are involved in this fleet's maintainance.
In fact, I am one of the alien operators. Boo!
Originally posted by buddhasystem
You can't win.
(c) there is no ISS. The footage is coming from a Hollywood studio, and there is a full scale mockup, made of plywood, that's orbiting Earth. Here you have, it, John Lear style.
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by Laxpla
no proof to back up your claim, no proof at all! No proof.
Naturally... if there was proof that would satisfy you just lying around in public domain sites it wouldn't be secret
Also Ron, you didnt answer my other question.
Do you think the SSS is a mini soul catcher in our orbit for the secret moon soul catcher base. Like it hyperbeams the souls to the moon?
Didn't answer it as I know nothing about soul catchers... thats John and Sleepers department, but I doubt the SSS has much to do with that
Care to fill me in what you mean by "hyperbeaming the souls to the moon"?
[edit on 14-11-2007 by zorgon]
The Russians and the US, jointly founded the ISS. Wouldnt it raise a red flag, if the United States lauched a shuttle, and wasnt coming to the ISS at a normal scheduled time. The Russians would have some sort or understanding of a SSS, thus making it no secret. What advantage would the USA have with Russia knowing their "hiding" a "secret space station"?
Originally posted by buddhasystem
What I don't understand is why isn't JL an avid astronomer armed with a decent telescope? With his expertise in all things visible and invisible, he'd be sure to get some astounding facts from direct observations! Alas... Talk is cheap...
Of course, the next step in the escalation of ludicrous claims would be to say that both Japan and Europe are also in on the dark secrets of alien civilizations, and keep secret space stations of their own. Secret from whom? Never mind.