Chinese Chang'E 1 Probe has detected fleet of UFOs during Tycho Crater Observation?

reply to post by Kr0nZ


Just out of curiosity, what is the copyright setup of the Chinese space program is it as open as the Western ones, can images and videos be shared with attribution ?

for the life of me I couldn't pinpoint what this thread is about.

What effing fleet ? Are we talking about few tinny dots at the beginning of the video ?



Sorry Arken...this is less than convincing. But don't get discouraged

MarioOnTheFly

Sorry Arken...this is less than convincing. But don't get discouraged

Never...

Tusks
Good Grief.
That's computer generated fly-by from multiple still images--just like Google Earth.

Those are stars in the background.

Thanks from saving me from having to type that.

Does the OP really think the Chinese have a spacecraft which can approach the moon head on, switch instantly to a polar orbit, stop dead above the crater, descend to a low level then circle it for a while before instantly zooming back to high orbit?

onebigmonkey
They're stars, and if anyone has any planetarium software that allows you to position yourself anywhere in space it should be pretty easy to prove.

They aren't "twinkling", it's just the way the sequence of still images has affected them.

Yes it should be very easy to determine IF those are stars or not. And, we don't need any planetarium software either...

At he beginning of the video there are three stars in a triangular configuration at bottom right on the screen...what constellation are they in?

That, boys and girls should be very easy to determine! But, I'll leave that for someone else...

The idea that it is the sequencing of "stills" that make the "twinkling" is nearly absurd. While I didn't check the frame rate of the original video, I suspect that it is more than fast enough to remove all "twinkling" effect it might try to impart. But, as I watched the video, I did notice that there were no other artifacts of animation apparent.

Yall have to try harder if you want truth.

well just because it's on a official Chinese web site doesn't make it real.
remember they were suspected of using a scenes from top gun to promote their stealth fighter.



see that's what happens when you make up bs. people don't believe you when you might be telling the truth.
anyone remember the little boy who cried wolf.