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Originally posted by Kurokage
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.edit on 20-2-2011 by Kurokage because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by DJW001
reply to post by Human_Alien
Here is a link to a high resolution version of the photograph:
sts-109-337-004
What annoys me the most are the unscrupulous people out there ....
Originally posted by Human_Alien
Yes, I do agree it's very coincidentally the same size (or seemingly so) but what is it reflecting off of?
I am not saying this isn't a cover but can someone explain to me how a reflection works in deep space when there is no background or substance to it?
Originally posted by WingedBull
Originally posted by Human_Alien
Yes, I do agree it's very coincidentally the same size (or seemingly so) but what is it reflecting off of?
I am not saying this isn't a cover but can someone explain to me how a reflection works in deep space when there is no background or substance to it?
Yes, the photo was taken from behind a window on the shuttle. Simple as that. Why could you not figure that out? This is beyond a doubt, reasonable or otherwise, a reflection. Why are you trying to argue otherwise?edit on 20-2-2011 by WingedBull because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by miniatus
I love the commentary at the beginning.. what you're about to see is the biggest nasa cover up EVER! .. and how did they pull it off? .. well ladies and gentleman, they locked this huge, massive cover up by putting it in a folder, within a folder, within a folder.. on the public archives! .. nobody would ever think to look there for it.. it's certainly more secure there, than say.. not in the public archive..