UFO YouTube Video: LEO UFO 2011

I did a search for "LEO UFO 2011" and found nothing.
If this video can be verified, perhaps the trajectory of these objects, leaving the Earth's atmosphere, can tell us where in the Galaxy they are going.
Any help from Mr Peterson, or Mr Buckley would be appreciated.

reply to post by Violater1


Those are pretty good examples of "something" leaving the atmosphere, at a pretty high speed.
Just waiting for the claims of ice crystals and mylar balloons

Nice post, interesting footage. At 2:50, is that a Tr3-B or just CGI?

There is thousands upon thousands of "space junk" which is more than likely what it is; however, it is still interesting and plausibly something more.. but I think it's just junk Cool vid

Originally posted by 31Bravo
There is thousands upon thousands of "space junk" which is more than likely what it is; however, it is still interesting and plausibly something more.. but I think it's just junk

Cool vid

edit on 11-6-2012 by 31Bravo because: (no reason given)

You have a point about the amount of space junk, however space junk doesnt come straight up out of the atmosphere and then accelerate, which is what I seen a few of the objects do.

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Space junk
At 0:09 seconds, I like the way the space junk makes a Z track maneuver, in the upper atmosphere.

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Hello Juggernog. Yea that's what I was saying is that it is very plausible to be something else, I was simply giving my opinion of what it was.. and yes I did see it accelerate and I have a minor grip on physics to understand that the objects flying away from Earth would presumably stay in a straight pattern. The only thing that gets me is the camera lens.. I'm not sure how much of the stratosphere it is actually being captured by the lens.. so the objects that seem to by flying away could very well be eliptical, while I am no photographer, I'm just saying that the evidence doesn't seem to be the smoking gun to assume more

reply to post by Violater1

My inexpert eyes see what could be evidence of CGI or other manipulation around the 2:50 mark. THe 3 "lights" form a triangle, move right but disappear before supposedly passing behind or flying over the surface of the earth. Just an observation.

Originally posted by Violater1
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Space junk

At 0:09 seconds, I like the way the space junk makes a Z track maneuver, in the upper atmosphere.

I've rewound it at least 8 times and did not see the 'Z' pattern.. last time I checked I don't have motion tracking issues

I see those zig zaggin floatin things all the time.... The more stars out the more of them i see.

Originally posted by 31Bravo
There is thousands upon thousands of "space junk" which is more than likely what it is; however, it is still interesting and plausibly something more.. but I think it's just junk

Cool vid

edit on 11-6-2012 by 31Bravo because: (no reason given)

Wouldn't space junk be in orbit and not appearing to be exiting our planet. I'm not calling you out just not sure.

In before "Chinese lanterns."

Originally posted by LightSpeedDriver
reply to post by Violater1

 

My inexpert eyes see what could be evidence of CGI or other manipulation around the 2:50 mark. THe 3 "lights" form a triangle, move right but disappear before supposedly passing behind or flying over the surface of the earth. Just an observation.

it kind of looked like it slightly turned raising the right side of the triangle a bit. idk for sure though.

a couple of questions

What mission is this the video comes from?

Is there a way to measure speeds?

Could they be prototype planes?


These orbs-ufos whatever,are they the Green Orbs????(green fireball,dont know if it has a proper name)

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Well I don't understand how you are visually seeing any of those examples leaving from the thermosphere and exiting the stratosphere.. the objects aren't being fully tracked by the camera.. the images are stationary.

space junk? i'm certainly all for agreeing on space junk when it's space junk, but there's a little something called escape velocity, and space junk doesn't have the kinds of properties necessary to accelerate in such a way.

interesting videos indeed. i only wonder about their validity. i'd like to believe that these images have in no way been edited, and maybe i am missing something, but can i find these same videos from an official source? namely, the company who's camera(s) captured such footage?

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I am not disagreeing with you on escape velocity; however, are you capable of showing me for that those objects are in fact leaving the atmosphere? I will agree that they do appear so.. but again the camera lens is what's screwing us out of a better explanation.

ETA: Again I watch the video.. and there is no proof that any of those objects are leaving the atmosphere.

Originally posted by 31Bravo

Originally posted by Violater1
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Space junk

At 0:09 seconds, I like the way the space junk makes a Z track maneuver, in the upper atmosphere.

I've rewound it at least 8 times and did not see the 'Z' pattern.. last time I checked I don't have motion tracking issues

At the beginning of the video, the object is moving from the west coast of Africa, to the East coast of Central Africa. While the object is at the center of Africa, it makes a left, right, left maneuver (Z track, what ever you want to call it).
Granted, I used the highest resolution available on the YouTube video, and I have a very high end computer with a very large, medical grade flat screen monitor.
Perhaps another member can confirm what I have viewed.

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Im afraid that there will never be a smoking gun for one reason or another.
However, I do believe that a fairly high percentage of the sightings/videos that cannot be explained are of earthly origin, built and flown by man.
I believe that there are a lot more launches from earth than whats reported, I actually saw one early this week driving back from Houston, it was definitely a rocket trail of some sort.
I made a thread about it, its buried by now im sure lol.

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Indeed, the first footage clips could be said to be satellites, orbiting junk, military craft. Trajectory and speed appeared to stay the same. I speak as a total inexpert on the subject of physics, space craft and orbital dynamics and a firm hoper of First Contact but I don't see much in this one. I don't know, but guess that some satellites or space junk could be traveling at thousands of miles an hour.