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Originally posted by Phage
No. It's not space debris. Space debris would be moving much faster than anything seen in those videos (which have been discussed and discussed at length). There has been some damage the the shuttles from space debris and it is a concern but that is not what appears there.
What appears in those videos is ice particles from various sources on the shuttle. It isn't moving at very high velocities relative to the shuttle and tends to move away from it so it isn't really a problem. We sometimes see debris from the shuttle too, but like the ice, it isn't moving very fast.
If that's how ETs want to make themselves known it isn't very effective, is it?
[edit on 3/28/2009 by Phage]
Originally posted by Phage
No. It's not space debris. Space debris would be moving much faster than anything seen in those videos (which have been discussed and discussed at length). There has been some damage the the shuttles from space debris and it is a concern but that is not what appears there.
What appears in those videos is ice particles from various sources on the shuttle. It isn't moving at very high velocities relative to the shuttle and tends to move away from it so it isn't really a problem. We sometimes see debris from the shuttle too, but like the ice, it isn't moving very fast.
If that's how ETs want to make themselves known it isn't very effective, is it?
[edit on 3/28/2009 by Phage]
Originally posted by dmorgan
Originally posted by Phage
No. It's not space debris. Space debris would be moving much faster than anything seen in those videos (which have been discussed and discussed at length). There has been some damage the the shuttles from space debris and it is a concern but that is not what appears there.
What appears in those videos is ice particles from various sources on the shuttle. It isn't moving at very high velocities relative to the shuttle and tends to move away from it so it isn't really a problem. We sometimes see debris from the shuttle too, but like the ice, it isn't moving very fast.
If that's how ETs want to make themselves known it isn't very effective, is it?
[edit on 3/28/2009 by Phage]
Yeah because ice particles can change direction in space to dodge missiles :\
Your ridiculous "explanations" have gone too far and you're just making yourself look stupid and ignorant now.
Yeah because ice particles can change direction in space to dodge missiles :\
Your ridiculous "explanations" have gone too far and you're just making yourself look stupid and ignorant now.
Originally posted by Phage
No. It's not space debris. Space debris would be moving much faster than anything seen in those videos (which have been discussed and discussed at length). There has been some damage the the shuttles from space debris and it is a concern but that is not what appears there.
What appears in those videos is ice particles from various sources on the shuttle. It isn't moving at very high velocities relative to the shuttle and tends to move away from it so it isn't really a problem. We sometimes see debris from the shuttle too, but like the ice, it isn't moving very fast.
If that's how ETs want to make themselves known it isn't very effective, is it?
[edit on 3/28/2009 by Phage]
Originally posted by rich23
The tether was several miles away. You can clearly see some of the objects passing behind the tether. If they're ice crystals or debri they're pretty big and regular-looking.
Originally posted by LogicalResponse
They are VERY close to the camera.