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Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by BRITWARRIOR
Under intelligent control which knows somebody in the back yard is watching them and is able to exactly match the tracking of their telescope. That's pretty damned intelligent.
Originally posted by BohemianBrim
stars behind the moon showing up as it moves out of their way.
obviously.
Originally posted by sirric
It is the magnified reflection of a distant star as the moon moves in it's orbit. The object is just a star and nothing more. An optical illusion of sorts.
Originally posted by Chadwickus
If you put your mouse on any of the objects, you will see that it is the moon moving, not them.
Couple that with all the distortion from the brightness of the moon and I'd say it's the pixels bleeding due to the distortion and camera movement.
Originally posted by EmperorXyn
Very interesting video you got there. I'm still confused why they lose their light right when they leave though. Does light shine off the moon and make dark objects light for a few miles?
Maybe aliens are mining are moon as we speak. But no im not being a homer, this could probably be explained.edit on 7-1-2012 by EmperorXyn because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by Human_Alien
How come the 'objects' don't move then?
They stay perfectly still while the moon moves.
Try it yourself.
This says to me it's a camera issue.
Pixel's bleeding is the best explanation I have right now.
Originally posted by hotbread
reply to post by haven123
Can you zoom in a bit closer so I can actually see it.