13000 Year Old Satellite. The Full Story Behind the Black Knight.

randyvs
Seems to me if it were anything from a by gone era. They would've retrived it to study.
And we wouldn't hear about it.

Ever since the Cold War both the U.S. and Russia have been obsessively tracking everything in Earth orbit just in case one side or the other wants to pull a fast one and risk a first strike. At this point, we know where every stray nut an bolt and wrench is, and we probably have a pretty sophisticated meteorite tracking system in place, too. I find it difficult to believe that a relatively large potentially alien satellite could remain undetected and unretrieved after all this time.

The only place I could possibly imagine there might still be an alien artifact near Earth was if it was parked in a Lagrange point or on the Moon. Someplace where we couldn't easily go get it. If I was an alien that thought like a human being, that's where I'd park it.

Hey OP, want to learn more on this, then check out GazRok's great thread, right here at ATS.

The Black Knight Satellite

Love these threads! I'd like to address those skeptical saying "well you cant power anything that long with our current technology" -- it seems logical and likely to me that in the event of ancient civilization/external forces putting a "satelite" for lack of better words into space on an orbit that they were privy to such amazing technology we can't even fathom it? Kind of makes me sick that people are so narrow minded to think we are the end-all-be-all ultimate species, we have iPhone's and touch screen computer tablets wooohooo. That type of technology was not in anyones imagination 60 years ago... who knows what type of technology has existed and still exists unknown to us, For all we know there could be an engine device the size of a matchbook that puts out 10% of the sun's total energy and never decays.

I did some reasearch and opnions goes and comes:

-NASA belives it to be space junk trapped in the athmosphere for being less denser than our air.

-Scientists belvie it to be a piece or rock which became a natural Satellite similar to our moon.

-An alien sattelite.

-But my favorite theory is that this crap is like The Marker from Dead Space series. An alien beacon send to earth to erase our population and force it to evolve.. hell yeah!!

Whomever, one ting that the scientists and NASA doesn't explain about Black Knight is how the hell i'ts still aroudn the orbity, hwo the hell it produces microwaves and radiation and how the hell it send signals.

And it doesn't look like a rock.. at all.

Edit: This vodeio analysis what the object might be:



There's a few problems with the vid. But it's cool.

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Frocharocha
I did some reasearch and opnions goes and comes:

-NASA belives it to be space junk trapped in the athmosphere for being less denser than our air.

-Scientists belvie it to be a piece or rock which became a natural Satellite similar to our moon.

-An alien sattelite.

-But my favorite theory is that this crap is like The Marker from Dead Space series. An alien beacon send to earth to erase our population and force it to evolve.. hell yeah!!

Whomever, one ting that the scientists and NASA doesn't explain about Black Knight is how the hell i'ts still aroudn the orbity, hwo the hell it produces microwaves and radiation and how the hell it send signals.

And it doesn't look like a rock.. at all.

Edit: This vodeio analysis what the object might be:

There's a few problems with the vid. But it's cool.

edit on 7-10-2013 by Frocharocha because: (no reason given)

"research"

I do not think this word means what you think it means.

Now, I'm guessing based on what you produced as an example, but I'm kinda thinkin' you think it means

"bite off pieces of internet articles from here and there, mix in your stomach, and puke onto the keyboard."


You're not alone.

But there are ways to get better at it. Stick around.

VoidHawk

freelance_zenarchist
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They look exactly the same.

When you watched that video to get the screen grab did you notice the thermal cover was rotating? Or did you purposely choose a frame where it was at a different angle than your BN (BK?) photo.

BK

No, you purposely chose one that looked similar

Why do YOU think they look similar is it because they are the same object!!!!

"The Black Knight Satellite" is a great introduction to half-baked conspiracy theories. The story takes bits and pieces from things both known and imagined and weaves them together in a constantly evolving narrative which dovetails with the believer's existing ideas, while ignoring any and all explanations which stray from the initial point of belief. It's fun, but it's also maddening.

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there still remains some doubt as to the veracity of the debunkers claims.

Not really , the object in the image is a thermal cover the evidence is presented in this and the other thread to show that to be the case .

Is the Black Night real ? , maybe or maybe it was one of the objects the Earth occasionally captures in its gravitational field then loses over time .

At any given time we probably have one temporarily captured orbiter of about a meter in size. These space rocks are awfully hard to see. But astronomers seem to have spotted one such transient satellite in 2006. The asteroid, dubbed 2006 RH120, was a few meters in diameter. It was captured by Earth for about a year and then broke away back to interplanetary space.
www.scientificamerican.com...

I find it interesting that NASA are so often demonised for never telling the truth or hiding evidence yet people are willing to believe they would post a picture of an Alien satellite on their website for all to see .... cake and eat it comes to mind .

alfa1

purplemer
In 1899 Tesla discovered an electronic signal that he believed was coming from space.
Signal where later picked up in the 1920s by HAM radio enthusiasts

And the connection to the "black knight" satellite... is zero.

I see its one of those threads where the OP just dumps a bucket of garbage into the opening post (like the picture of the thermal blanket) and lets the users sort it all out.

That's how debate and discussion works. I prefer not to be spoon fed and do some of my own research. It's good to have a starting point full of bullets.

JimOberg

Frocharocha
I did some reasearch and opnions goes and comes:

-NASA belives it to be space junk trapped in the athmosphere for being less denser than our air.

-Scientists belvie it to be a piece or rock which became a natural Satellite similar to our moon.

-An alien sattelite.

-But my favorite theory is that this crap is like The Marker from Dead Space series. An alien beacon send to earth to erase our population and force it to evolve.. hell yeah!!

Whomever, one ting that the scientists and NASA doesn't explain about Black Knight is how the hell i'ts still aroudn the orbity, hwo the hell it produces microwaves and radiation and how the hell it send signals.

And it doesn't look like a rock.. at all.

Edit: This vodeio analysis what the object might be:

There's a few problems with the vid. But it's cool.

edit on 7-10-2013 by Frocharocha because: (no reason given)

"research"

I do not think this word means what you think it means.

Now, I'm guessing based on what you produced as an example, but I'm kinda thinkin' you think it means

"bite off pieces of internet articles from here and there, mix in your stomach, and puke onto the keyboard."


You're not alone.

But there are ways to get better at it. Stick around.

...and I don't think it means what you think it means either.

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What I don't understand is if there is a satellite up there that belongs to NO ONE, why doesn't the US or Russia or China go up there and mess around with it? Investigate it? try and strap something to it and bring it back down into the orbit to study??? We just leave it up there alone and that's it.... No one disputes its up there, no one takes ownership of it, but we just decide to leave it alone???

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How does anyone know that this object -- whatever it is -- is 13,000 years old?

I'm not going to view the videos, in part because I have seen several ATS threads on this already and have viewed the cited sources. @OP, if you are going to make some big claim in your title, then back it up in the first few paragraphs of your post.

another thread of this crap, really?
this has been done to death..
how would they know how old it is ? or the weight of it ?
so many suckers on ATS any more, believing whatever people on YT put out.

Whateva69
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I watch the video but first id like to say that i believe it to be one of Odin's Ravens/black birds.
I believe the Norse gods do actually exist.

Love and harmony
Whateva

like Zeus mechanical owl Bubo ! Native American legend Thunderbird LOL

gortex
reply to post by purplemer

 

I hate to rain on your parade purplemer but the object in the image has been shown to be a thermal cover lost on the sts88 mission .
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Of course just because the object in the image isn't the Black Knight doesn't mean the Black Knight doesn't exist

edit on 6-10-2013 by gortex because: edit to add

To tell you the truth, the object in your film you posted doesn't look at all the same as what is in the OP. Does the Black Knight tumble like the object in your video?

pikestaff
Er, I thought satellites orbits decayed unless they had fuel onbord to power the positioning rockets? 13,000 years worth of fuel? With the Earths atmosphere increasing in height, would not the drag from the air force the Black Night into lower and lower orbits? and an eventual decay to a streak of plasma?

In theory, if it was able to acquire mass by collecting other debris, it would gradually gain a larger orbit due to the increased momentum. This depends that the gained mass also had the same velocity as the original object. That could be achieved by having a wedge or pyramid shaped object. Debris travelling in one direction would hit it from behind while debris coming from the opposite direction would bounce off the sides.

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Ive have spoken ( Text ) to Jim Oburg about the Black Knight

he insisted that the pics you mostly see is a Lock down Bolt Cover

Ive seen the cover in many way through pics and he is right right ON!

but Jim has said that the Black Knight he could not confirm what it could be

it could be misconception or the real thing

there are thread out there that ive have put up about mystery satellites from magazine to news papers
from the lat 50s to 60s claiming both the USSR & USA saying it isnt theirs but it was tracked by both sides

Remember people not to many satellites were up in orbit during that time ...

all US USSR Britian were all Observing it since 1958 to 63? i think

a few articles

MrInquisitive
How does anyone know that this object -- whatever it is -- is 13,000 years old?

No way to tell, really. And unless it has some kind of maneuvering capability it's very unlikely that it would stay in orbit that long without being destroyed. Human beings have never made a machine that would last that long and still function.

If it was that old, it would probably have to drop into Earth orbit as a result of some environmental or technological trigger, linger a little, then high-tail it back deeper into space to some relatively safe place to hibernate. Otherwise, these days the military would just send something up and lasso it. Hiding out on the Moon wouldn't work all that well since the Moon attracts meteors and it would take more energy for it to lift off from the Moon. Maybe it latches itself onto an asteroid or something.

jhn7537
.... No one disputes its up there, no one takes ownership of it, but we just decide to leave it alone???

You live a very sheltered intellectual life.

And you don't seem to get what 'it' is referring to.

Go look at www.satobs.org to see real observers watching for real satellites, secret or otherwise. Venture into the real world, it's worth the shock.