ISS Cam: UFO making 90 degrees turn and shoots back up in Space

originally posted by: JimOberg

originally posted by: thorfourwinds....

OK, Mr O, you danced around the subject quite admirably heretofore: please tell us Your perspective as to just what is depicted here.

My perspective is spelled out in my "99 FAQs" at www.jamesoberg.com/ufo.html, feedback welcome.

This particular video? Sure, tell me basic investigation needs -- like, date and time, huh?

the date is in the OP, time, we'd have to find out from the source.

how can you guys think it is an alien craft? aliens dont exist

a reply to: alienDNA

1:10 I see thrusters (if that's really what it is) firing from the interted-T structure's side, shooting right.

eta: 1:18 same exact 'firing' making it more likely a thruster.

a reply to: skyblueworld

Obviously they realised this was a dead wrong address, and headed elsewhere to look for intelligent life forms.

I gotta get me one of those Ice crystal ships !
They are amazing !

a reply to: skyblueworld

Look at the idiots on this planet, specifically the corrupt idiots running this planet. If I had a interstellar ship I'd do a 90-degree turn and leave this disease infested (humans) planet behind.

a reply to: skyblueworld

Nice find. After watching the video once though I tend to think that this is a small thing quite close to the station which is propelled by manoeuvring thrusters.

If you watch at the 20/21 second mark, you can see a short burst from one of these trusters in the top right of the pane, firing to the right.

I think it would be normal to fire off a few of these together to carry out the correct spin/correction.

Thoughts?

originally posted by: MALBOSIA
What is the mark on the video?

12 seconds to 25 seconds? Because when I watch the clip it claims there is a loss of transmission between that time?

If you use the first link in the OP, it should take you directly to the spot in the video . Otherwise for me it's at around the 12 minute mark, not 12 seconds.

Just wondering... since the object had already some speed...
Wouldn't a thruster or something similar, make it follow a more curved change of trajectory, than a sharp 90 degree one?

originally posted by: Dr1Akula
Just wondering... since the object had already some speed...

Wouldn't a thruster or something similar, make it follow a more curved change of trajectory, than a sharp 90 degree one?

Depends entirely on how close the particle was to the thruster plume centerline. This is a good question in that it alludes to how different motion and visual appearance are altered under space conditions. We're not in Kansas any more, out there, and earthside perceptual instincts easily betray us.

It's to obvious that this is a controlled object. . Reminds me of that footage way back . The one captured by the Canedian guy who owned that TV station and captured for about four hundred hour of raw NASA footage straight from space..

Look I know you Know we all know ... why are we still questioning these things of what it could be .. It's Aliens or ours we stole it ..those are stolen reversed engineered crafts in transit to Mars .. With house wife's who are going to clean curiosity rover panels and head back for dinner at six o clock. ..

originally posted by: 0bserver1
It's to obvious that this is a controlled object. . Reminds me of that footage way back . The one captured by the Canedian guy who owned that TV station and captured for about four hundred hour of raw NASA footage straight from space..

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Your memory, as with most UFO hyper-enthusiasts, has betrayed you.

Martyn was NOT the owner of any TV station, he was a lab tech who expropriated hundreds of VHS cassettes to record NASA's public feed off a commercial communications satellite.

Are you TRYING to look like a caricature of a fantasy-driven "UFO nut", or are you lamentably sincere?

a reply to: JimOberg

no I forgot the details to that story.. Thanks for the reminder.
And yes I'm sincere when it comes to UFO'S
noting funny about it .. pure frustrated sarcasm of this f...g secrecy as we all look like idiots still questioning pure facts. ..

But hey I still like these pictures presented. ..And the good ones always will have my comment. .

*request timed... let' s try #4*

Interesting!

Here's a track of the light:


I would think the angle would be more curved if the ISS were moving and the light was a stationary object - but I can't say I know much about space flight mechanics, either.

Are you TRYING to look like a caricature of a fantasy-driven "UFO nut", or are you lamentably sincere?

Jim....Jim....Jim. It's these type of passive-aggressive comments that make me take long breaks from ATS. This is a site that is meant to attract both enthusiasts and discussion for outside-of the-box events. It is one thing to add crucial info that may be missing, but quite another to slyly circumvent site T&C with comments such as yours.

a reply to: skyblueworld
Well its pretty interesting, probably a space chine lantern or something, or maybe swamp gas from mars which somehow escaped as mars has a weak gravity and no core or atmosphere, and somehow it got intertwined with the upper atmosphere of earth, and well you know it created a flashy light, or who knows. One thing is for sure, man space sure is dark.

a reply to: IShotMyLastMuse

Ya I know who would just sit around for hours and hours to watch what is practically just a vast expanse of absolutely nothing but darkness. Its about as fun as watching the grass grow. NO! I take that back, watching the grass grow would have more action in it.

But just encase my mars swamp gas theory does not pan out, I got another one. Or maybe the debunkers already posted it as I did not read this entire thread yet. But ya, what if instead of it that tiny prickly light flying away all of a sudden at a 90 degree angle. What if suddenly the ISS cam or even the whole satellite moved suddenly thereby giving the appearance that whatever that light was suddenly shoot up.

I know its not as good as the space Chinese lantern theory or the mars swamp gas theory. But its quite feasible.

Having trouble posting, session keeps timing out...

The "blinking" suggested maybe the object is spinning. Having zoomed in, the object appears to be spinning. The object also appears to get smaller on it's way down to make the 90 degree turn. Can we determine if the UFO goes behind ISS at 0:19 - 0:20?

This is an old video OP

no ?