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The US space agency were filming from a shuttle outside the earth's orbit in April this year when the cameras picked up four objects that have never been identified.
Originally posted by -Klaus-
The Mexican one is also intriguing as you can make out the shape of the ship slightly and it doesn't look like anything that follows conventional aerodynamic designs.
Originally posted by C.H.U.D.
reply to post by internos
Could perhaps be a media slipup, and they meant to say footage from the ISS ??!!
Earlier today, the astronauts spotted three more bits of debris, described as "two rings and a piece of foil." Stich and Dye said it was not unusual for small items inadvertently left in the shuttle's cargo bay during maintenance to work free and float away during a mission. While such "foreign object debris," or FOD, is typically seen early in flight, Stich said Atlantis, which is making its first flight since 2002, could be expected to be carrying a bit more debris than usual.
The US space agency were filming from a shuttle outside the earth's orbit in April this year when the cameras picked up four objects that have never been identified.