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Originally posted by weatherguru
Originally posted by Xeven
One of those looks like a blurry image of that space suit the ISS released awhile back. Others look like blurry pictures of the Hubble space telescope the ISS maybe a front shot of the shuttle. If anything he has devised a way to take blury images of near earth man made objects orbiting earth.
Great point.
If you notice, on the posted google videos, when he reframes the object to keep it in view, the object moves with the camera, but the star in the lower left hand corner, stays in its position.
This happens several times, and with different objects.
Just an observation.
Again, he could make more money by going public with everything, rather than try to patent his goofy crap to sell to a very niche market, which would leave him far from rich. Now if he went public and his crap was verified, he would be cashing in on book deals, interviews, you name it. Far more than he would get for some stupid telescope apparatus which less than one percent of the public would purchase. Think about it. The guy is a complete and utter FOOL and so is anyone who falls for his pictures without stopping to use common sense.
Also wierd how we don't see any stars. Can anybody show me a picture from space without stars?
I read that these fotos show CLEARLY satellites ..
do you know how much tons of these circle around?..
this is highly commercial BS..
Originally posted by johnlear
Originally posted by rhombus24
Also wierd how we don't see any stars. Can anybody show me a picture from space without stars?
I know of no official NASA photo of the moon, including the Lunar Orbiter series, Apollo, Ranger, or any ISS or Space Shuttle photo that has stars in it.
Would you care to post any that do?
How about these ones. From STS-118 shuttle Endeavour Day 8
August 15, 2007. Courtesy of NASA.
Originally posted by johnlear
Originally posted by free_spirit
How about these ones. From STS-118 shuttle Endeavour Day 8
August 15, 2007. Courtesy of NASA.
Are these from the paintings that were posted? What photo is this? Thanks. :
Originally posted by Gridkeeper
free_spirit, these photos are no comparison, find a CLOSE UP picture of a space object
Originally posted by dodgygeezaI don't remember Einstein setting up a website about his "Mega cool new discovery" and to find out, you'll have to pay a fee.
Originally posted by sherpa
I thought this might be usefull for comparative purposes. ISS taken I believe by an amateur astronomer:
Originally posted by weatherguru
This is off topic, but can you really believe anything from Youtube or Google?
Originally posted by free_spirit
How about these ones. From STS-118 shuttle Endeavour Day 8
August 15, 2007. Courtesy of NASA.
No paintings. These two images are frame stills from live transmission
during the STS-118 as I mentioned. You can see Earth and also some
stars in space captured by the ISS camera I belive in infrared mode.
As someone asked why are no stars in the photos or videos from NASA
here they are. There were several sequences during the mission
showing stars and some suspicious lights moving in different directions.
It's crap like this that gives everyone a reason not to take ufology seriously.