Astronaut Heard Mysterious Knocking In Space, No One Can Explain--- Spooked Astronauts

originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: Syphon
He is an astronaut with years or maybe even a decade of training. I would think that he would be of sound mind and not subject to mistaking "normal" thermo loads on the craft for something he can't explain.
But stranger things have happened. If we allow our minds to get the best of us, we all can crack.

External materials expanding and contracting as the vessel moves into and out of sunlight?

Well there was the snakes in space and this

McClellan, whose Web site describes him as an aerospace engineer at Kennedy Space Center from 1958-92, then attempted to blow my mind after De Void’s e-mail request for clarification. This is out of context, but it sorta goes to the heart of things:

“I did see a very tall 8 to 9 foot entity in the Space Shuttle Pay Load Bay in 1991. I have another witness who observed an 8 to 9 foot tall entity during another space shuttle mission in the crew compartment within the shuttle. Two aerospace engineers saying they experienced two such events cannot usually be called liars. That is why my books have never been published and probably never will. In my opinion, Dr. Story and other astronauts know much more.”

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a reply to: Cobaltic1978

Looks like more than a few do...you sure show your ass a lot around here.

originally posted by: interupt42

originally posted by: Cobaltic1978

originally posted by: BestinShow
a reply to: Butterfinger

en.wikipedia.org...

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You mean to say Barry Wilmore didn't really experience that?

I don't know if there are many here who thought he actually did?

But I'm sitting next to BestinShow and he didn't type that.

Ha ha ha.

originally posted by: BestinShow
a reply to: Cobaltic1978

Looks like more than a few do...you sure show your ass a lot around here.

Photos or it didn't happen.

Edit- But it looks like quite a few members agree with you

Photos or it didn't happen.

originally posted by: BestinShow

Photos or it didn't happen.

Touché my butt ugly mutt, Touché.

originally posted by: Butterfinger

False:

Clickhole

originally posted by: Darkmadness

originally posted by: Cobaltic1978

originally posted by: BestinShow
a reply to: Butterfinger

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You mean to say Barry Wilmore didn't really experience that?

I don't know if there are many here who thought he actually did?

So quick to discount something are we?

Anything besides a wiki post and meme to prove/ disprove this statement???

No, not at all.

I did a Google search of the astronaut and it threw up a number of links associated with him.

One of them, BestinShow shared with us, the Meme was lifted from the site, it is a satirical site and there are many other satirical comments from other astronauts.

I think that has disproved the post, although it was hilarious to read.

originally posted by: Butterfinger

What....the...F@ck!!

originally posted by: StallionDuck

originally posted by: Butterfinger

False:

Clickhole

Boooo! lol

a reply to: Cobaltic1978

That's it??

originally posted by: Darkmadness
a reply to: Cobaltic1978

That's it??

Yeah.

a reply to: BestinShow

I didnt think it was real, still funny

Knock knock!

who's there????





*alien trolling*

a reply to: hounddoghowlie

My sentiments exactly. That song was used to good effect in the film, Christine.

"Ya keep on knocking but ya can't come in..."

Whatever you do don't open the door...

a reply to: intrptr

Christine.

great movie, even better book.

Words like "mysterious" or "strange" should be banned from the scientific forums....
Because im certain there's a logical non-strange answer...

My best space sounds goto, riding the booster as it reenters the atmosphere...

Crap. There used to be this joke email about testing Russian cosmonauts in the Mir space station. Part of it involved the various cosmonauts' reactions to the secret remote arm knocking on the hatch, and that next week they would deploy the alien dummy to look in the windows. Can't find the damned thing. But it's the first thing I thought of.

a reply to: Char-Lee

“I did see a very tall 8 to 9 foot entity in the Space Shuttle Pay Load Bay in 1991. I have another witness who observed an 8 to 9 foot tall entity during another space shuttle mission in the crew compartment within the shuttle. Two aerospace engineers saying they experienced two such events cannot usually be called liars. That is why my books have never been published and probably never will. In my opinion, Dr. Story and other astronauts know much more.”

Are you saying this is proof two different people saw the tall alien?

I see one guy claiming he saw it and the same guy saying another guy told him HE saw it two.

I only count ONE guy backing up the claim. How do you score it?