Implication of sabotage adds intrigue to SpaceX investigation

Bugs can have shadows too.

Anything that is made of solid matter and is opaque will have a shadow.

A flying insect with the sun above it, will have a sun lit region on top, and a dark region under it (where the sun isn't shinning on it).

Now....if it had been CASTING a shadow on say, a structure below, that certainly would lend value to the idea that it was a much bigger object that was far away.

So yah: having a shadow only proves one thing: that light was hitting the top and not hitting the bottom, but it will in no way disprove that it was a bug.

a reply to: vinifalou

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originally posted by: eriktheawful
Bugs can have shadows too.

Anything that is made of solid matter and is opaque will have a shadow.

A flying insect with the sun above it, will have a sun lit region on top, and a dark region under it (where the sun isn't shinning on it).

Now....if it had been CASTING a shadow on say, a structure below, that certainly would lend value to the idea that it was a much bigger object that was far away.

So yah: having a shadow only proves one thing: that light was hitting the top and not hitting the bottom, but it will in no way disprove that it was a bug.

Transparent objects cast shadows, too. There is no known material (on Earth) that can transfer light without at least minuscule loss. This loss is what generates a shadow.

a reply to: zandra


You think that these guys are playing it straight? As I've said elsewhere, they are playing a game to get the keys to the super technology of the (almost) secret triangles. If they look smart and innovative and with cash to burn they will probably get their hands on the first commercial triangles--which you may not want to believe--are also space capable.


The rush is on to commercialize space be it the Moon, Mars or asteroids. Getting their foot in the door of commercial space interests are exactly what they guys are about. Their equipment, to a man, is not up to the challenge of making space viable. Space needs very cheap, dependable cargo carriers, not puny rockets that can launch and land with miniscule loads or special launches, retrievals stages, etc. We've seen already that dependability is not a hallmark of these attempts.

The word "amateur" applies to the efforts we've seen from all to date. Some are imaginative, but lacking in meaning in the real job they are vying for. But that is secondary, they each want to be first in line to order a brand new triangle. Or the ships may be military surplus by that time.

Lockheed, Boeing, Northrop and GE are probably the builders of the triangles, and the government will have their share for defense, but the best deal for the manufacturers is to have them out in the commercial area to return a cargo for profit. At this time, even that would be chancy, but the triangles are not just a new A380 or 747. They are meant, if not originally from, for travel to another world.

How the destroy or set back SpaceX

10 Republican House members, many friendly to ULA, told NASA that SpaceX should not be leading the investigation and that authority should be turned over to the federal government.

Perfect, let the government screw something else up.

edit:

Bets are these Congressmen are invested in the competition.

a reply to: vinifalou

Also a pretty article about it.

is SPACE X real or just is a fraud; a big scheme to steal billions of dollars from investors. How do we know it's not all CGI?

I mean some vidoes look real, other's like this one look totally faked:



Why? Because you can't go from space to earth in all of 15 seconds. It would take at least 10 minute or more. Plus it looks so fake.

a reply to: bigpatato

Make another thread in Skunk Works, this one has nothing to do with your fake theory and is not the right place for it at all.

And if you make another thread be warned that the last ones were thrown in the HOAX bin/Ludicrous Online Lies (LOL).

On to the topic, that is likely a bug on the lens and it is in no way casting a shadow on the building, but as the OP of that argument has quit because he couldn't handle debate of evidence I guess it is a nil point now.