Mothership with orbs hovering around ISS - NASA cuts feed

Not sure what this is but it does appear to be some large object hovering around the ISS webcam. You can clearly see orbs or lights above the object. It goes from 3 orbs, then 4, then 5, then 6 and then NASA cuts the feed and goes offline.

The debunkers are saying it is a reflection. If it is a reflection, then what is it reflecting off of? If the camera is outside the station, then the reflection must be coming from an external source.

Experts, please weigh in. Live cam session was dated Sept 11, 2012.

reply to post by Jaellma


That's a weather balloon floating in swamp gas being mistaken as the planet Venus.....

Its a reflection from inside, its not a mothership.

If you watch the ISS feed for some time, you will see lots of reflections from within.

ETA: Watch the earth below, watch the reflection, it stays constant with the ISS. There is nothing strange about NASA cutting the live ISS feed. It cuts off several times a day.

reply to post by loves a conspiricy
How do you know this? This type of reflection was never seen before.

Is the camera mounted inside or outside the station?

Explain the lights/orbs flashing and increasing in number. From inside the station?

It does make it more intriguing
when the movie is now nowhere to be found.
At the moment anyway.

Originally posted by Jaellma
reply to post by loves a conspiricy

 

How do you know this? This type of reflection was never seen before.

Is the camera mounted inside or outside the station?

Explain the lights/orbs flashing and increasing in number. From inside the station?

Because it moves exactly the same as the ISS, the camera is mounted inside, behind a window. How do you know this reflection has never been seen before? Do you watch the ISS 24 hours a day? How many years have you been watching for 24 hours a day?

The flashing orbs are most likely satellites, ice particles, or space debris. When they get at a certain angle the sun light reflects. Thats why they seem to appear from nowhere, and disappear.

Its a reflection, im amazed out how many people can mistake a reflection for a 2000+ mile wide Ufo.

Originally posted by sealing
It does make it more intriguing
when the movie is now nowhere to be found.
At the moment anyway.

What do you mean? Nowhere to be found? It was a live ISS stream, do they archive ALL of the footage taken then? Where do you normally go to watch old live iss feeds??

If you look just bellow the "orbs" that's either a cloud in space or a reflection of the ISS body in the camera lens ... and I don't think its a cloud

At about 48 seconds into the video something on the side of the ISS moved. watch the side of the ISS towards the bottom center of the screen at about 48 seconds.
i wonder what that is that they closed?

ETA: at about 50 seconds into the video if you look at the bottom center area of that cloud looking thing with the lights above it you can see a shadow move.The movement very closely resembles the same movement that the "door" on the side of the ISS makes when it closed.

based on that i`m going to guess that the UFO is just a reflection of the ISS

It's too bad they switched off the camera feed. The Mother ship and baby ships would have likely cloaked themselves as the sun angle changed.

like this...

reply to post by loves a conspiricy

The flashing orbs are most likely satellites, ice particles, or space debris. When they get at a certain angle the sun light reflects. Thats why they seem to appear from nowhere, and disappear.

How do you know this for sure? It seems you are totally casting away any other possibility and sticking with what you posted above. If you have proof of what you just said, then please provide it.

I am expecting the experts to explain why they think it is what they claim it is, not for an absolute statement without evidence to back it up.

Yeah, I can say UFO because as far as I am concerned that's what it is. It's clearly moving (along with the orbs/lights) independent of the camera movement so if you have another angle to tell me, please provide more substantive evidence to back up your claims.

LOL!! it looks like a reflection from inside....

its clearly NOT an alien mothership. As much as I hope we will have full disclosure one day, I'm sorry but this is complete bs.

reply to post by Jaellma


What would make you think they would put a camera used for this stream on the outside of the ISS? Why would they do something as difficult as that when they could mount it inside the ISS behind a window where it is accessable?

Also when you make a statement like "this shape of reflection has never been seen before" it is up to you to provide evidence proving your claim. After all you are the one making a claim.

reply to post by Jaellma


The funny thing is one could take your exact statement, change about 5 or 6 words and just repost it back at you. Evidence works both ways, not just when it is convenient for you.

Like WOW man! I didn't know Chinese lanterns could go that high! Far Out!

reply to post by nighthawk1954


Hi Groovy guy welcome to 2012. Say hello to your mothership overlords.

reply to post by sputniksteve


Well, maybe to prevent reflections and distortions? And why would they need to access it? It's likely wired directly into the system. I know the shuttle had exterior mounted cams.

reply to post by gguyx


It's obviously mounted inside the window, hence the reflections. So that discussion is moot, no point in talking about why they could have done something they didn't do.

You don't just mount a camera to the outside of the ISS and then go sit back and watch videos. I am certain they have exterior cameras yes but they are most likely pointed in places that are crucial to observation of those important places. This seems like a camera set up for people outside of NASA/JPL/Whoever to watch so there is no need for an expensive camera housing and attachment for our sake. They assume we are smart enough to recognize a reflection. Yeah I know they assumed wrong.

Assuming this camera is outside the ISS and that is a mothership instead of being inside the ISS and those are reflections seems a no brainer to me. Granted I use the one I got when I can though.

reply to post by sputniksteve
Care to discuss how the orbs appear to be moving, ever so slightly. In one case, an orb/light appears just above another one that was already lit.

If this was a reflection from inside the ISS, then what could be doing this from the inside? Care to explain this since you seem to have all the answers.

reply to post by sputniksteve
Care to discuss how the orbs appear to be moving, ever so slightly. In one case, an orb/light appears just above another one that was already lit.

If this was a reflection from inside the ISS, then what could be doing this from the inside? Care to explain this since you seem to have all the answers.