Flashing UFO passing the ISS

Video from anonymous person that recorded ISS live feed sent to aliennewz youtube. Posted today.



It seems the UFO, shot up from the atmosphere, or it was already in orbit above the atmosphere as the ISS view orbits around Earth.

It makes a smooth right turn and then 'blinks', it looks as if it had lights on it, I don't think it's from the sun reflection.

I don't think it could be another satellite/debris, it just seemed to be moving so fast, as it covered a massive range of distance in a short amount of time.

What is it???

i've come to realise there's little point in asking about those on here. it's going to be "chinese lanterns", "swamp gas", "helicopter", "comet"... anything but what some of us already know it is. nice find

Originally posted by ladyteeny
i've come to realise there's little point in asking about those on here. it's going to be "chinese lanterns", "swamp gas", "helicopter", "comet"... anything but what some of us already know it is. nice find

I love it when I hear folks say 'they know'.. Strange how for the past 70+ years of this enigma, not one of you who claim 'you know' has managed to convince the unenlightened/ closed minded (love those phrases when discussing an unknown phenomenon) by at least taking this enigma out of the 'strange phenomenon' category!? Why is this do you think?

Disclaimer: I am not an expert on anything, really.

When I watched it, I tried to keep an eye on how it moved in relation to the edge of the earth (I'm sure there's some fancy term for the edge of the earth, right?). With just a careful eye and no interesting equipment or anything, it looks like it follows a consistent path right along the curve of the earth. To me that would suggest something in orbit, rather than something with controls (like a ufo would have). The "blink" really just seemed to me like a reflection, maybe a flash of light from the sun on a metal surface? The metal surface of course, making me think it's some sort of space junk (piece of a satellite or rocket or something?).

UFO or NOT, I think this was a very interesting video, thanks for sharing!

PS. Why do I always open these videos hoping it will be THE smoking gun, undeniable evidence for ufos? LOL.

It's either a satellite or, you know, that rocket that was launched a couple days ago.

reply to post by MojaveBurning

Yea, I agree. I was waiting for it to change directions, slow down, stop or back up but it followed a straight line. So, its my opinion that it is a satellite or space junk.

Originally posted by MojaveBurning


PS. Why do I always open these videos hoping it will be THE smoking gun, undeniable evidence for ufos? LOL.

I've been 'hoping' for the same as you for the past 45 years! I'm convinced places like ATS will be around in 45 years time; & this enigma will STILL be an 'enigma'; being discussed/ chewed over/ debated by those who STILL insist something is strange regarding the constant flow of un-provable data put forward! but hey, what do i know....

reply to post by Juggernog


Last time i heard, satellites go in a curved path so it can orbit accurately around, not straight.

Originally posted by cybersk8er
reply to post by Juggernog

 

Last time i heard, satellites go in a curved path so it can orbit accurately around, not straight.

Yea but it was following the earths "horizon" perfectly.. Im sure you know what I mean.

Sometimes I really can't believe people on this site.

Do you read the news? It is probably the new SpaceX rocket/cargo load that is in space right now.

It aims to be the first private spacecraft to dock with the ISS. This should take place either sometime today or tomorrow. Yesterday there were numerous drills in which the craft manouvered around the ISS from a distance of a couple miles in order to make sure that the astronauts and those at SpaceX had enough control of the vehicle to attempt a docking with the ISS.

Source: I read the paper this morning.

Their website: www.spacex.com...

Originally posted by bommer09
Sometimes I really can't believe people on this site.

Do you read the news? It is probably the new SpaceX rocket/cargo load that is in space right now.

It aims to be the first private spacecraft to dock with the ISS. This should take place either sometime today or tomorrow. Yesterday there were numerous drills in which the craft manouvered around the ISS from a distance of a couple miles in order to make sure that the astronauts and those at SpaceX had enough control of the vehicle to attempt a docking with the ISS.

Source: I read the paper this morning.

Their website: www.spacex.com...

so that explains the right turn and those flashes are from the rocket exhaust?

If you people are waiting for official disclosure of any and all space crafts, both public and private, you got a long wait ahead of you.

This thing is really moving fast. Whatever it is, I'm sure there's more of them.

reply to post by cybersk8er

so that explains the right turn and those flashes are from the rocket exhaust?

Colour me blind, but...I'm not seeing any "right turn" at all


can you give me the time in the video you see it?

Originally posted by Argyll
reply to post by cybersk8er

 

so that explains the right turn and those flashes are from the rocket exhaust?

Colour me blind, but...I'm not seeing any "right turn" at all

can you give me the time in the video you see it?

Hes right, go to full screen.. at about 12 seconds you see it come straight up and at about 19 seconds it goes 90 degrees to our right.

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Watch in HD, start watchin from :10, you'll see the spec of the ufo rising from the horizon, then at :21, you see it slowly turn....

Is it too much to ask for the date/time of the video so somebody can verify it's not an edited-in CGI prank?

I don't agree with Jim often, but he does have a point here, it's interesting footage but the possibility of CGI does remain.

Originally posted by Zcustosmorum
I don't agree with Jim often, but he does have a point here, it's interesting footage but the possibility of CGI does remain.

Some steps are obviously needed for verification, but because this blip appears to pass BEHIND the solar array, it must be at a significant range and has my interest. I'd definitely call it unusual and not your typical spacecraft-shed dandruff.