Did a UFO dock with the ISS on Jan. 29th? (video in link)

I'm not sure what it's "docking" with exactly seeing as the docking connector is already occupied by the Progress.

originally posted by: fatdeeman
I'm not sure what it's "docking" with exactly seeing as the docking connector is already occupied by the Progress.

Holy frig semantics, who gives a #### if its actually docked or not, it is there, what is it?

originally posted by: PlanetXisHERE

originally posted by: fatdeeman
I'm not sure what it's "docking" with exactly seeing as the docking connector is already occupied by the Progress.

Holy frig semantics, who gives a #### if its actually docked or not, it is there, what is it?

Well it's certainly not something docking with the ISS so hopefully that will narrow it down.

Isn't it interesting how facts change from being exciting and important to irrelevant and mundane when they no longer support a given theory.

originally posted by: fatdeeman

originally posted by: PlanetXisHERE

originally posted by: fatdeeman
I'm not sure what it's "docking" with exactly seeing as the docking connector is already occupied by the Progress.

Holy frig semantics, who gives a #### if its actually docked or not, it is there, what is it?

Well it's certainly not something docking with the ISS so hopefully that will narrow it down.

Isn't it interesting how facts change from being exciting and important to irrelevant and mundane when they no longer support a given theory.

So you have no idea what it is?

a reply to: PlanetXisHERE

I don't know what it is, interesting though

a reply to: Reallyfolks

Did they capture the Black Knight Satellite?

Image of Black Knight from NASA

My other speculation, if it is "extraterrestrial " in origin. Possibly an escape pod.. something that could of been in orbit around Earth for some time that we finally recovered?!

Then we can always fall back on.. Black Project Military experiment.. blah blah blah

originally posted by: Triton1128
a reply to: Reallyfolks

Did they capture the Black Knight Satellite?

Image of Black Knight from NASA

You DO realize that's a photo of space trash and you've been duped?

www.jamesoberg.com...

a reply to: Triton1128

Black knight is interesting too. I don't know what many of these things are. But they are interesting.

maybe it's a green smear from some veggie food tube, that got on the lens or window by accident.

originally posted by: PlanetXisHERE

originally posted by: fatdeeman

originally posted by: PlanetXisHERE

originally posted by: fatdeeman
I'm not sure what it's "docking" with exactly seeing as the docking connector is already occupied by the Progress.

Holy frig semantics, who gives a #### if its actually docked or not, it is there, what is it?

Well it's certainly not something docking with the ISS so hopefully that will narrow it down.

Isn't it interesting how facts change from being exciting and important to irrelevant and mundane when they no longer support a given theory.

So you have no idea what it is?

An idea? Yeah sure I think it's a small object close to the camera. It's almost certainly filmed from the inside of a window so it could easily be a small object on the window itself or on the camera lens. If it was a large sensor camera or DSLR then objects that close would be way out of focus but with the tiny sensors these cameras typically have the effective depth of field is enormous so close up objects can often appear in focus too especially with a relatively wide angle lens. The other possibility is a an internal lens reflection inside the lens itself

You can see the progress craft turns white where it is so strongly illuminated and exceeds the dynamic range of the camera and yet the mystery object only changes very slightly in brightness proportionally and the same is true when the progress falls into shadow and the object does not become as dark so is clearly much closer to the camera and only being backlit by reflected light.

Id still rather "LIKE" to believe its a lost escape pod or the sort. Then something as lame or mundane as a lens flare.. space junk.. or scat.

originally posted by: JimOberg

originally posted by: Triton1128
a reply to: Reallyfolks

Did they capture the Black Knight Satellite?

Image of Black Knight from NASA

You DO realize that's a photo of space trash and you've been duped?

www.jamesoberg.com...

Space trash, weather balloons, swamp gas reflecting off of Venus. Wow my entire interest has just been shattered with space trash. So are how many blankets have they lost? I ask because we have seen pictures of this in both our atmosphere and in space, either multiples or the blanket floats between the two. If it's multiples why can't they keep hold of the blankets?

a reply to: Reallyfolks

I think its funny how every thread contains a handful of people who know the answers to everything!

They should just write books and skip the forum posts all together.

a reply to: Triton1128

Nobody has answered the "What is this object with the space station?" question yet.

The alleged Black Night photos have been addressed, but no one has given a definitive answer for what is seen with/next to/docked with the ISS.

Facts

1. It is a real physical object

2. The object is affixed to the ISS

3. This is NASA's own actual photography

4. No one either can or will say what this object is.

a reply to: abe froman

I don't think anyone here who browses this forums would actually know. The best you are going to get is speculation.


Solar sail experiment ?


Ill look about and see what other sorts of "external" experiments they have run lately on the ISS. But again.. I think we are going to be left wondering.

originally posted by: Reallyfolks

originally posted by: JimOberg

originally posted by: Triton1128
a reply to: Reallyfolks

Did they capture the Black Knight Satellite?

Image of Black Knight from NASA

You DO realize that's a photo of space trash and you've been duped?

www.jamesoberg.com...

Space trash, weather balloons, swamp gas reflecting off of Venus. Wow my entire interest has just been shattered with space trash. So are how many blankets have they lost? I ask because we have seen pictures of this in both our atmosphere and in space, either multiples or the blanket floats between the two. If it's multiples why can't they keep hold of the blankets?

Those lazy comparisons are about as useful as comparing apples to oranges and about as discrediting. Such laziness on an intellectual level.

a reply to: abe froman

2. The object is affixed to the ISS

Is that a fact?
How can you tell?

a reply to: Phage

There are enough questions already, post again when you have some answers, thanks!

a reply to: abe froman

You stated that point as a fact ( a pretty critical one). I questioned why you did so.

Seems you only want the discussion to go in a direction which you choose. You know that's not the way it works but you can, of course, ignore my question as you have.

a reply to: Phage

Like you ignored the PM I sent you when I posted this thread months ago?

The fact that there is no comparitive blur in the photography shows that the two objects are moving together at a constant rate of speed and are therefore obviously moving together on purpose.

The VIDEO also shows the two objects to be moving together at the exact same rate of speed.

How fast does the ISS orbit?


Also, you think number 2 is a critical fact?

The critical fact is number 4. Care to address that one?