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Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by RFBurns
Why do you think it is 80 miles away?
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by RFBurns
The Xybion IMC-201 was used for that one experiment (MEIDEX) on sts-107.
The link I provided used the standard cargo bay cameras. That is why I provided the link, to show that the standard cargo bay cameras are low light monochrome cameras that are not filtered.
The Xybion IMC-201 is not a standard cargo bay camera, as you said. Unless you can show that it was in use on sts-114, bringing it up is irrelevant.
[edit on 3/11/2009 by Phage]
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by RFBurns
The Xybion IMC-201 was used for that one experiment (MEIDEX) on sts-107.
The link I provided used the standard cargo bay cameras. That is why I provided the link, to show that the standard cargo bay cameras are low light monochrome cameras that are not filtered.
The Xybion IMC-201 is not a standard cargo bay camera, as you said. Unless you can show that it was in use on sts-114, bringing it up is irrelevant.
Originally posted by Learhoag
These useless b.s. replies are soooo boring! Like the guy above said, why don't you stick to the OP? Or take it to private level.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by RFBurns
The Xybion IMC-201 was used for that one experiment (MEIDEX) on sts-107.
The link I provided used the standard cargo bay cameras. That is why I provided the link, to show that the standard cargo bay cameras are low light monochrome cameras that are not filtered.
The Xybion IMC-201 is not a standard cargo bay camera, as you said. Unless you can show that it was in use on sts-114, bringing it up is irrelevant.
[edit on 3/11/2009 by Phage]
Originally posted by Learhoag
These useless b.s. replies are soooo boring! Like the guy above said, why don't you stick to the OP? Or take it to private level.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by RFBurns
Ok, you win. You've convinced me.
There are 9 foot aliens which are part of every shuttle mission. Mars is crawling with life, has flowing water everywhere, and has or did have an advanced civilization. The moon has an atmosphere and 2/3 Earth gravity and domes, and towers and all kinds of things.
NASA has been lying about it all along.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by RFBurns
Ok, you win. You've convinced me.
There are 9 foot aliens which are part of every shuttle mission. Mars is crawling with life, has flowing water everywhere, and has or did have an advanced civilization. The moon has an atmosphere and 2/3 Earth gravity and domes, and towers and all kinds of things.
NASA has been lying about it all along.
Originally posted by Exuberant1
I've saved this post.
I knew you'd come around, but your 9-foot alien theory will require some further proof.
Originally posted by branty
(mutters to himself) i thought they were 4 feet tall
To all who have faith in ME, I present you with this artists concept of what I saw many years ago at KSC. It was a tall creature, about 8 to 9 feet tall. It had a humanoid body shape with two arms, two hands, two legs, two feet, a slim torso and a normal size head for its size. The color of its skin I could not determine. It appeared to have two what appeared to be eyes, but it was not detailed enough for any other comments.
Originally posted by zorgon
And I must say they sure look like space jellyfish to me
Originally posted by zorgon
As usual you missed the whole point. Those cameras are not interested in ICE particles but TLE's And Plasma 'critters' would most certainly be a TLE
Originally posted by zorgon
At least sprites are in the plasma event range... unlike ice and debris... so yeah I can easily totally dismiss them and say "CRITTERS"
Originally posted by zorgon
Depthoffield:
instead i may conclude that the proponents of this idea are just speaking to other people, those who are very given just to simply believe what their eyes see, those which already or later became posible selectees for Gallup Polls (remember Frankspeakfree poll), those "regular Joes" which easy thinks at alien explanation as primary solution (but actually this is sign of their lack of knowledge).
Uh yeah right I think I got what you said
Originally posted by zorgon
But since a google search for "Plasma Life Forms" yields Results 1 - 10 of about 11,000,000 for Plasma Life Forms and many of those NOT "regular Joes" but accredited scientific institutions... I would say many are getting our point.
As a matter of fact the last time I posted the google search it was 10 mil and the time before that 9 mil so it seems the idea is catching like wild fire...
Originally posted by depthoffield
so what?! More games to play here? ice and debris can be in the plasma range too, because, they reflect a wide range of spectrum of sun light hitting them, including UV. You put earlier an example with moon filmed in UV. Does this mean, using your own twisted interpretation, that the moon is in the plasma range, so you can "easily totally dismiss it" beeing a solid body visible in visual spectrum? Is the moon the biggest critter there? wow.
Originally posted by Learhoag
These useless b.s. replies are soooo boring! Like the guy above said, why don't you stick to the OP? Or take it to private level.