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Originally posted by depthoffield
Originally posted by RFBurns
Your examples, based entirely on ice particles, do in fact show how those ice particles can manuver like the object in STS 114.
WOW! YOU FINALLY UNDERSTAND IT AND ACCEPT IT AS A POSIBLE SOLUTION!
Originally posted by depthoffield
You know...you contradict yourself...
So, you accept that my explanation, is a plausible one, without flaws to eliminate it. Of course, is just one explanation from several posibilities, but it is one explanation which takes care about the COMMON occurance of debris particles (most probable ice debris).
Originally posted by depthoffield
And therefore, is not BOGUS, BS, MUSIC FROM BAND-WAGON, etcetera, all the "nice" words you said along this topic.
You contradict yourself, you know....
Originally posted by depthoffield
Or it was a mistake in your post, and therefore, we should delete your sayings there and this my post here.
Cheers!
Originally posted by RFBurns
Your examples, based entirely on ice particles, do in fact show how those ice particles can manuver like the object in STS 114.
Originally posted by RFBurns
The only thing I agree with you on your examples, is that your examples show ice particles that have a similar movement as the object in STS 114.
Originally posted by RFBurns
But I have to point out once again, no ice particle or space junk is going to manuver itself in the manner that this object does without some kind of outside influence, be it from a thruster blast or something hitting the object.
If something were to hit the object, it would not slow down in the linear fashion as it does in this video. It would not turn and then build up speed over a short time in the other direction.
Originally posted by RFBurns
Now if you understand english correclty, no where in there does it say I believe the object is an ice particle.
Originally posted by RFBurns
Possibly it could be an insulation flake, or perhaps even one of the white tiles that somehow dislodged from the hull of the shuttle.
Originally posted by ArMaP
Also, I don't think that the object is affected by a thruster, like those on the other video you posted, that were clearly (as clearly as anything we can see on a video where the thruster is not visible) affected by the thruster.
Originally posted by ArMaP
Rephrasing what I said, I don't think that an acceleration from the shuttle is the responsible for the perceived change in direction of the object.
Originally posted by depthoffield
You said you agree that my examples show how ice particles can manuver like the object in STS 114.
Originally posted by Exuberant1
Originally posted by depthoffield
You said you agree that my examples show how ice particles can manuver like the object in STS 114.
No. He didn't.
RFburns: "The only thing I agree with you on your examples, is that your examples show ice particles that have a similar movement as the object in STS 114."
Please stop lying, or at least stop misrepresenting his statements. Your actions are intentional and there are no excuses for them.
Please stop.
Originally posted by RFBurns
Your examples, based entirely on ice particles, do in fact show how those ice particles can manuver like the object in STS 114
Originally posted by depthoffield
Originally posted by RFBurns
Your examples, based entirely on ice particles, do in fact show how those ice particles can manuver like the object in STS 114.
Originally posted by RFBurns
The only thing I agree with you on your examples, is that your examples show ice particles that have a similar movement as the object in STS 114.
But is very clear plain english.
You said you agree that my examples show how ice particles can manuver like the object in STS 114.
Originally posted by depthoffield
So, if those debris particles can manuver like the object in STS 114, it means also that the object in STS114 is maneuvering like some debris particles, and the maneuvering itself is not a difference between this object and some particles of debris. But you know, you and others said multiple times that exactly the maneuvering is one difference of many, between this STS114 object and debris particles, so this maneuvering is one reason to dismiss the debris particle solution. Here is one example of your first thoughts:
But I have to point out once again, no ice particle or space junk is going to manuver itself in the manner that this object does without some kind of outside influence, be it from a thruster blast or something hitting the object.
If something were to hit the object, it would not slow down in the linear fashion as it does in this video. It would not turn and then build up speed over a short time in the other direction.
Originally posted by depthoffield
But lately, you agreed that maneuvering is not a difference. In this domain, maneuvering, the debris particles solution still is valid, you just agreed in plain english with this.
Originally posted by depthoffield
This is changed your mind from your part, accepting that debris particles can maneuver like the OP STS114 object, despite your struggle to hide this in "you ofuscate me, you cropped my quotes etcetera"
Originally posted by depthoffield
Originally posted by RFBurns
Now if you understand english correclty, no where in there does it say I believe the object is an ice particle.
Of course, you don't believe it is an ice particle, but you accepted it as an insulation flake or tile (which is, basiccally just other object floating in space near the shuttle)
Originally posted by depthoffield
Originally posted by RFBurns
Possibly it could be an insulation flake, or perhaps even one of the white tiles that somehow dislodged from the hull of the shuttle.
So, you accepted also that a small object can be closer to the shuttle, despite earlier in this topic you put the STS114 object down closer to the Earth atmosphere.
Originally posted by depthoffield
So, you're becoming lately just beeing more and more opened-mind to mundane solution, and, i said before,
you have nothing yet to eliminate the debris particle solution... Which is my basic point:
the debris solution is valid, (is no bogus, bs, lame etcetera) until a good reason will dismiss it. And i just showed that maneuvering is not a reason.
Originally posted by Exuberant1
Originally posted by depthoffield
You said you agree that my examples show how ice particles can manuver like the object in STS 114.
No. He didn't.
RFburns: "The only thing I agree with you on your examples, is that your examples show ice particles that have a similar movement as the object in STS 114."
Please stop lying, or at least stop misrepresenting his statements. Your actions are intentional and there are no excuses for them.
Please stop.
Originally posted by depthoffield
In plain English he said:
Originally posted by RFBurns
Your examples, based entirely on ice particles, do in fact show how those ice particles can manuver like the object in STS 114
This is not a lie, not a misinterpreting, he just agrees with similar maneuvers between STS114 object and some debris particles.
Originally posted by RFBurns
Once again, none of the ice particles moves exactly like the object in STS 114 because those ice particles move in the manner they do because of an outside force, the thruster blasts. That object in STS 114 has nothing acting upon it. No evidence whatsoever of any force acting upon it to cause it to turn and head off in the other direction.
Originally posted by RFBurns
Originally posted by depthoffield
In plain English he said:
Originally posted by RFBurns
Your examples, based entirely on ice particles, do in fact show how those ice particles can manuver like the object in STS 114
This is not a lie, not a misinterpreting, he just agrees with similar maneuvers between STS114 object and some debris particles.
Where is the rest of your post where you try to insert your own interpretation of that highlighted in red from my post?
You said that I agree and imply the object in STS 114 is ice or debris or parts from the shuttle.
Originally posted by JimOberg
Note, too, he just skips over my comments on how he has acknowledged there WILL be particles generated when the payload bay doors open, at the very least from stuff shook loose during launch. Oops, that exchange seems to have been forgotten already.
Originally posted by Exuberant1
Even though certain rebuttals may have grossly misrepresented and quite possibly even misinterpreted them apurpose - RFBurns continues to offer dignified response,
Originally posted by Exuberant1
Originally posted by JimOberg
Note, too, he just skips over my comments on how he has acknowledged there WILL be particles generated when the payload bay doors open, at the very least from stuff shook loose during launch. Oops, that exchange seems to have been forgotten already.
More misrepresentation. RFBurns specifically stated that 'none of the ice particles moves exactly like the object in STS 114 because those ice particles move in the manner they do because of an outside force,'
Originally posted by JimOberg
Originally posted by Exuberant1
Even though certain rebuttals may have grossly misrepresented and quite possibly even misinterpreted them apurpose - RFBurns continues to offer dignified response,
Sure, by calling people 'goons' and liars.
Gimme a break.
Originally posted by RFBurns
Your reaction is just like that of someone defending a company who is still in the employ of said company. But you are retired from NASA...right?
Originally posted by JimOberg
Are you ready to concede that shuttles can release debris into space? That's an important step in understanding prosaic hypotheses about at least some of the dot videos.
Originally posted by JimOberg
Your random thoughts on how people should behave or not, as evidence for your imaginary suppositions, is useless as a relaity check. It seems to me you'll always find another way to arrive at conclusions you always wanted to hold from the beginning.
Originally posted by JimOberg
So let's work on things we can check, to advance to factual agreements.
Originally posted by JimOberg
Shuttles can release debris -- small stuff usually, larger sometimes. Some of it is effluent from thrusters, from flash evaporators, from hydraulic pressure generators, from water and air dump ports, and elsewhere.
Originally posted by JimOberg
The STS-114 scene on page 1 was with the shuttle in sunlight, as shown on the flight plan that Exubie found (and I'd already posted). You were demanding proof of that. I submit the flight plan as such proof.
Originally posted by JimOberg
Shuttles cast a shadow into the vacuum of space. Stuff inside that shadow would not be illuminated by the sun (in the minute or two after sunrise, when the ground beneath the shuttle is still dark -- the 'terminator zone'), and under such conditions would be invisible until they emerge into sunlight when they would suddenly appear.
Can we agree on these statements of fact?