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Originally posted by ratskywatsky
Here is a video of the April 4th 2011 Soyuz launch - and there is a UFO - or something - heading upwards in it again - at 2:27 - and it is much clearer in this one. It appears to be a globe.
www.youtube.com...
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It's Probably another star (like in the OP), or maybe Venus.
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Originally posted by JimOberg
Check out www.youtube.com...
... and watch the white dots rising past the ascending rocket at 2 min 40 [on left],
at 3 min 50 sec [on left], and at 4 min 00 sec [on rt].
We've seen these kinds of scenes before. What could they be?
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
Originally posted by ratskywatsky
Here is a video of the April 4th 2011 Soyuz launch - and there is a UFO - or something - heading upwards in it again - at 2:27 - and it is much clearer in this one. It appears to be a globe.
www.youtube.com...
It's Probably another star (like in the OP), or maybe Venus.
The object in question may be stationary, but the camera was moving downward while tracking the Soyuz as it sped away.
Originally posted by ratskywatsky
The government shills on the aptly named Bad Astronomy forum were insisting that the dots, and the globe, were lens flares. I don't think so.
Originally posted by ratskywatsky
I don't think you even looked at the April film.
As for the dots in the other vids being stars - does the video exposure allow for such great latitude, the very bright rocket and the very dim star field? Are there any stars visible in similar distant shots of the rocket?
Originally posted by ratskywatsky
Here is a video of the April 4th 2011 Soyuz launch - and there is a UFO - or something - heading upwards in it again - at 2:27 - and it is much clearer in this one. It appears to be a globe.
www.youtube.com...
Originally posted by ratskywatsky
It seems to have some definition and differentiation in color, and it does have color
Originally posted by ratskywatsky
and appears to be shaded on one side.
Originally posted by ratskywatsky
and gives the illusion of rotation.
Originally posted by ratskywatsky
I don't think it resembles your "defocused star images".