Alien activity onboard the ISS?

reply to post by Arken


OMFG Tghis is the most obvious hoax ever.

Did I miss something important?

reply to post by weedwhacker


Right ok. Thanks for that bro. Gives me a better understanding of the original OP video. It's easy when you know how I guess. Doesn't explain the other stuff though but the video quality is definately suss. Could be shadows cast by something else on the ISS that's not in view of the camera.

Thanks again for replying

There has to be high resolution footage of this somewhere. Why would you take a crap camera up into space to get crap imagery?

reply to post by QuantumDisciple
For some reason Nasa does it all the time. I keep saying they should just use an off the shelf camcorder, shield it, then we might start getting higher quality video. (sarcasm)

reply to post by QuantumDisciple


It doesn't serve the mission, that's why.

NASA or the Russians aren't Hollywood, space is small and payloads are smaller, they derive 'real light' photos from their scientific equipment that was meant to go there in the first place to to the cost/per/pound of launching stuff that high and fast.

Duh.

They aren't in the picture industry and can care less what you think about that aspect.

Unless you have a few hundred million dollars to donate to your cause. I'm sure they would accept you high rez real light camera if you facilitate it getting there. Otherwise it's not on the payload list!

Originally posted by weedwhacker
You have to consider that the loose washer was already traveling along with the ISS....it just departed on that new (loose) trajectory, after a wee push, for any number of reasons. Welcome to the Weird World of Micro-Gravity! And orbital mechanics.

yeah right... orbital mechanics... Isn't it funny how you skeptobunkers (TM) throw that out the window in your explanations of the tether incident motion studies?



Nice try though... keep saying 'washer' a few more times... some will believe you

It seems that youtube is down so I cannot view the videos

Originally posted by Illustronic
reply to post by QuantumDisciple

 

It doesn't serve the mission, that's why.

NASA or the Russians aren't Hollywood, space is small and payloads are smaller, they derive 'real light' photos from their scientific equipment that was meant to go there in the first place to to the cost/per/pound of launching stuff that high and fast.

Duh.

They aren't in the picture industry and can care less what you think about that aspect.

They do need good cameras, very good cameras in fact, as ground control needs eyes too. Like a person above mentioned, allot of the footage from missions is clear, this just happens not to be, like most NASA STS footage with "UFO's" in them. But maybe the ones that have UFOs in them, have been doing the rounds, changing formats etc so the end version is what we see, maybe

Anyway good post OP, got me baffled, truely is the weirdist thing i have ever seen if real. And the person who shown the frame of 18seconds a few pages back, brilliant catch i missed that, made me even more baffled!!!!

Ill be watchign this closely


Edit to add; Washer? Hahaha, as if NASA can even get away with saying this, and people believe them....wtf..

1...wtfs a washer doing just coming loose on a multi billion dollar missoion
2...since when the f do washers pulsate...
3...iv never seen a washer about 2ft in diameter, have you?
4...wtf they using washers for lol? Multibillion dollar mission and u take IKEA washers into space. nah

reply to post by zorgon


Explain your side better. With actuality, particle proof then, based on the physics we can demonstrate to repeat in a scientific laboratory or in mathematics. OK?

Otherwise you are writing a fiction book.

reply to post by Illustronic
Then why does NASA have a Planetary Photojournal that you can order posters from?

That would have to be one huge washer to be seen that far away from the ISS. Are they serious!

It did seem as if there was a confrontation, and I had some pretty odd thoughts, hope they're not body snatchers.

The video is labeled a spacewalk video so this is probably an astronaut doing work outside of the ISS. The bars/lines on the video make everything distorted so thats prob why the astronaut looks weird and the circle is a part from his toolbag maybe just a washer. I just cant figure out how soo many of you get excited about this?

reply to post by n00bUK
Why wouldnt Nasa user washers( a tried and true mechanism ) What would they use to replace washers?

Originally posted by Illustronic
uneducated space phenomena.

please clarify my friend

reply to post by Wide-Eyes


Not hoax just a very low quality legit video of a spacewalk mission how soo many are CERTAIN this is an alien/creature and that is NOT a washer absolutely blows me away. Whats more is how do these keep ending up on the Top Picks section!! ATS usually has some very intriguing hard to pick apart vids but this?

reply to post by Sippy Cup
Nasa actually uses a capsule (more or less a septic tank) and transfers it back to Earth for disposal. Kinda funny actually

Wow that is one very odd anomalous phenomena attached to the space station. It resembles ghost footage to me, what is it? It seems to blend in with the environment like a chameleon? Some kind of cloaking being used by some entity? I have no idea what it is. Now could it be something loose on the space station? Well there is no wind in space and i cant see it being some kind of attachment being blown around from the pressurized oxygen or environment from inside the station either. Because there would be a vacuum from outside the shuttle effect.

As for the "ring" these things have been seen before such as in STS shuttle missions. Look closely to this video at 1:05 and tell me what you see.

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reply to post by Illustronic


Duh?

It makes no sense to put a camera there with the quality of a 15$ walmart special. The same weight and space can get you a camera that would take a decent picture. If the camera didn't serve a purpose, it would be there...Duh! How do you think the ground crew watches what is going on up there?