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Thorneblood
reply to post by GreyBigHead
That all sounds very cool...but your video doesn't work and there was no link to the pictures you mentioned.
Other then that, awesome.
Wires
The first object is a low orbit satellite. The object that appears to flash is a satellite with flat sides that is tumbling. The third object is a satellite at a higher orbit. The last one I couldn't tell but probably a satellite. Remember there are literally tens of thousands of man-made objects orbiting the earth now. If it doesn't change trajectory, it's probably just another satellite or piece of space junk.
GreyBigHead
.... As far as my knowledge goes an object does not increase the speed in the vacuum of space unless there is influence of some gravitational force or has propulsion system.
Anyway... what could be these objects ?
GreyBigHead
Can i presume that mostly of these objects, if not all, are satelittes ?
It is amazing to talk with someone who worked there.
Best regards.
2timesOO
reply to post by JimOberg
Hello JimOberg,
Isn't it true that the number of astronauts that saw a satellite while in orbit (a piece of debris from a spacecraft falls in the category of satellite) is very small (almost unheard)? And that this makes perfect sense: the space is to vast for you to flyby another satellite (even if they were millions out there, they are at diferent heights ... the maths are really simple to show the density is to low to explain all sightings ... statistically).
Thank you .
Regards
2timesOO
reply to post by GreyBigHead
Hello,
If they were two satellites, they would have the same apparent velocity (because they would not be at the same orbit ... or could they?) ... what are the odds? Most probably something that escaped from the ISS.
I'm talking about your second video.
Regardsedit on 2-10-2013 by 2timesOO because: (no reason given)