HOAX – Disk Shape UFO Clearly Examining Hubble

One of the best UFO photo’s to surface EVER…

Amazing photos of obvious saucer shaped UFO scoping out the Hubble space telescope. This was found deep within an axillary NASA archive. Photo’s like this will definitely hasten the disclosure we all hope will happen.

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At first I thought its was the protective lens cover mechanism.

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Odd how it is in the same plane as the telescope lens. It wouldn't be a lens cover of sorts, would? I know that sounds silly, but hey, need to protect the telescope's glassy lens.

Originally posted by EnigmaAgent
At first I thought its was the protective lens cover mechanism.

I thought that too but how would it be reflective against empty space?

I know the Sun does this with sun-dogs but you need an atmosphere to create that effect. What does space have that would aid the capture of a reflection? I don't understand how that would work.

Okay, here is a rendering of the hubble telescope with the lens cover ... I have to think it does look similar to the video.



It would be reflective against empty space ... kind of like how the moon lights up at night by the sun.

reply to post by Human_Alien

got to 5:55 mins:secs. not sure what to make of that. it is about the same size as front hubble aperture. would be wonderful to have moving footage of this.
regards f

What about this ???

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REFLECTION

I'm sorry but that image of a "flying saucer" completely matches the apature of the telescope, to me it's just a reflection, all the shadows/marks/lines match up to the telescope. Also if its a flying saucer it's not very big. Hubble is the size of a large car, which would make that saucer shaped reflection very small for its ocupants.

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I have to agree with this. However, I do think it is funny how humans seem to think of all ET's as being relatively the same size as us - i.e. reference size of things to our vehicles. They could be much smaller, larger or even trans-dimensional light blobs, right? I mean check out what this dying NASA scientist has to say about it:

Yeah i think its a reflection of the lense. Doesn't look like much of a ship.

Interesting photo but could it be some sort of reflection. To me, it looks like something that would be man made, which tells me that it could have an explanation.

Ok. Lets just say it's the lens cover for a moment. Is it common for NASA to let a lens cover just dangle in space below the telescope? Seems a little odd, wouldn't you say? I would think they would have it neatly tucked away.

And if it isn't the lens cover. A reflection off of something?

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Here is a link to a high resolution version of the photograph:
sts-109-337-004
This is what NASA has to say about it:

STS109-337-004 (3 March 2002) --- The Hubble Space Telescope (HST), with its normal routine temporarily interrupted, gets closer and closer to its capture by the Space Shuttle Columbia prior to a week of servicing and upgrading by the STS-109 astronaut crew. The shuttle's Remote Manipulator System (RMS) robotic arm was used to snare the telescope and latch it down into the cargo bay.

NASA

It looks like a reflection to me.

Originally posted by EnigmaAgent
At first I thought its was the protective lens cover mechanism.

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edit on 20-2-2011 by EnigmaAgent because: (no reason given)

My question about a possible lens cover is, when would they use it and for what purpose? Plus, if they did cover the lens, wouldn't they run the risk of mechanically/remotely placing it on and it getting jammed for good?

I mean, that would render a billion dollar piece of equipment, useless.

It's an interesting photo to say the least.

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This picture cinches it. It's definitely a reflection. Looks like it's reflecting off the window of the shuttle. Even the indentions line up. Thanks.

Another angle:



High res:

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Clearly a reflection, the 'disk' is identical to the end of the hubble.

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That is a good point about size but I tend feel that any intelligent flesh and blood air breathing alien would evolve around a similar path to us, even reptile or dinosaur. Maybe a bit like a goldilocks zone, not to big but not to small, but thats just my opinion.

I'm sorry to say, but this is 100% surely the lens cover,

If you look at this image, you will see a white object on the cover at about 1 or 2 o clock, that same thing is vissible in the so called UFO vid from the OP.. (The cover can be turned over for it to get off the Telescope, so its not in the same place as in the photo above)..

As much as I like it to be a UFO, it is just a reflection. That was even my first impression upon looking at it the first time. It is perfectly the same size as the light of the Hubble telescope.

its a reflection of the apature if u look at the light on the disk it corresponds with the bright spot from the flash on the telescope it matches the apature in every way it will be debunked by expert's way more intelligent than me very quickly.