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Originally posted by Jabbah
No, Santa comes on the night of december 24th...lol
The video starkly shows two separate events when large still-unidentified pieces detached from the shuttle, minutes before the spacecraft broke apart and killed the seven astronauts aboard. The two events show bright white flashes departing from the Columbia, which is seen as a white dot.
Video details start of shuttle's breakup
Originally posted by zorgonhowever any really good electromagnetic field COULD bend light around an object ...
Every look through a heat mirage and see the wavering shimmering effect on objects behind it? Same idea
Psst any decent webcam can be set to record in IR There are instructions in one of the UFO threads, but I forget which...
[edit on 6-5-2007 by zorgon]
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by Jabbah
No, Santa comes on the night of december 24th...lol
"There really is a Santa Claus" is NASA lingo for "Houston we have a boggie"
which in laymen's terms is "Hey Houston, we just spotted another one of those critters"
Originally posted by zorgon
I want to know where these "plasma gases" come from...
I always wondered why the Shuttle would leave a plasma trail as it landed...
Originally posted by Jimbowsk
Great clip!
My first thought was perhaps a meteor breaking up in the atmosphere, but I seriously doubt that after watching the whole clip!
Originally posted by R3KR
meteor with infrared ?
Originally posted by kleverone
Just wondering how you are gonna make it take off at the end like that?
Originally posted by wildone106
You did'nt see the fast moving point of light streeking past the clouds? Watch it again.
In case you did'nt know, he's not tracking it manually, its done by either radar or some laser that keeps the camera locked onto the target..
Originally posted by Tom Bedlam
Originally posted by zorgonhowever any really good electromagnetic field COULD bend light around an object ...
Electromagnetic fields do not bend light.
Originally posted by RichardPrice
At quantum level, its theorised that light can be bent by an EM field, but not on the macro scale.
EM fields can however affect the wavelength of a light wave.