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Originally posted by NavalFC
reply to post by easynow
But even the NASA docs identify it as a unmanned satellite.
Originally posted by NavalFC
reply to post by easynow
Ok..I am not understanding this, the astronauts themselves have identified it as a satellite, so why is this being doubted?
ANALYSIS OF THE PHOTOS OF AN UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT OBSERVED BY THE ASTRONAUTS OF SKYLAB 3
by Bruce Maccabee and Brad Sparks
Garriott said later that the object did not lead the Skylab into sunset, but rather followed the Skylab into sunset.
whereas previously it was assumed that the object maintained a roughly fixed, large distance during the time of the first three photos and then it suddenly made an "un-satellite-like" rapid motion toward the Skylab
based on the available information, these authors conclude that there was no man-made satellite that could explain this sighting and hence the object was truly anomalous. Further data are being sought.
Originally posted by LunaCognita
NASA says that the recorder was not active during this period of time (16:35 GMT to 16:45 GMT on Sept 20, 1973).
The reason the tape was not recording as it was supposed to be? According to NASA's official excuse, it was because the tape had run out and had not been replaced on time. Thus, no audio of the actual event in question as it is occurring exists for us to have a listen to (and if you are willing to buy that excuse from NASA, then I have some nice oceanfront property for sale just outside of Kandahar, Afghanistan you might be interested in too!)
Originally posted by nerbot
Hmmm...
Trained observers, professionals, highly scientific minds....
Observed "object" for TEN minutes.....
Only 4 photographs?
How could these men restrain themselves so strongly. Did they only bring one roll of film on the trip?
I'm not saying they didn't see anything, but something about this stinks!
Any one else find this wierd?
Originally posted by rickyrrr
Besides, the availability of four photos does not mean necessarily that only four were taken.
-rrr