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Originally posted by _Phoenix_
There is another video I saw before, which I thought was amazing, it had a LOT of thse objects in it, all the same shape, with that little gap.
Let me see if I can find it.
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This is it, what makes this video amazing is all the objects are identical, someone explain how that would be possible if it's just debris?) and you even see one that appears to go behind the tether, which is 12 miles long! Space dust? That would be one huge 2 mile space dust.
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It's the shape that makes me think this is something more than debris.
[edit on 1-11-2008 by _Phoenix_]
I put a made a couple of youtube videos a while ago in an attemt to understand this video a little better. In the first video the animation tracks the objects and also land formations on the ground for comparison. The yellow tracks are land formations and all the other colours are UFO's. I won't go into details yet but some of the motion is difficult to explain with the ice particles/debris theory.
However the next video I think hurts the ice particle theory very much, at least for one of the objects take note of the object that is highlighted in red in the first video it appears to be engulfed in cloud then reemerges. The second video shows a zoom in of this object. So Is this a tiny particle close to the lens? or is it within the cloud layer?
So Is this a tiny particle close to the lens? or is it within the cloud layer?
I won't go into details yet
Originally posted by snowen20
Hey easy now...
I am pretty sure that those might be alien craft.
Do you think they could be advanced human craft too?
I have read in other threads that there is suposed to be base on the moon, alien or human I dont know.
Pathetic you guys are getting all excited over possible space debris, lens flare or natural space phenomenon.
The tether incident is the most laughable one...to say that an alien race who is supposedly highly advanced would need to send an entire space fleet to study a tether is just ridiculous. They have no formation, they do not seem to be intelligently controlled by the way they look all scattered and out of place
I have seen some of his shows and he doesn't know what he is talking about half the time.
then offers no proof to back it up.
These Nasa films are obviously not anything special...otherwise how are they being viewd by millions of people on a daily basis on youtube.
the second video is extremely interesting and i still haven't decided if it is actually going under a cloud or not as the video is not that clear and without looking at it some more i would be rushing to a judgement.
it looks like it is being distorted by something and not sure if it's a cloud ? are you sure it's a cloud ?
Don't be angry I pointed out the flaws with your supposed aliens/alien space craft
Hey easynow. I think there are many ice particles and debris caught on NASA film but the NASA crowd dosen't answer all the questions.
A little more detail on the film,
The blue object in the centre has a right angle turn that I didn't notice before I put the dots on. This turn is not a turn from the camera the land under the yellow tracks does not move. Also as far as I could find out no thrusters were fired during this video.
I did the two green ones becuse they are close to each other and you can also compare them to the land undrneath, they don't stay above the same spot. The purple one is from the object that comes from the top right at the start.
why doesn't that surprise me ?
i don't see anywhere there is evidence of any thrusters fired
could a small burst even be detected in a video ?
yes the two green ones were close to each other and easier to track the path but towards the end of it i noticed your yellow markers for the land kinda gave up so to say. seems like it was too early to stop the ground tracking towards the end ? might have helped a little more ?
just an observation