How many astronomers spend their time tracking the shuttle's orbit continuously looking for a secret docking opportunity?
If there are people who are screaming that the shuttle is docking at a secret space station (or multiple stations), then it should be their MISSION to do just that. They should organize themselves and take turns tracking and photographing the shuttle and/or ISS on every orbit for its entire mission. It should also be a goal to have people on all sides of the planet doing the same thing so as not to have any times when the shuttle isn't being observed.
Of course, after that yields no results, which is inevitible, the SSS crowd will just claim they're only docked on the light side of the earth when a ground observer can't see them. They would then necessarily contend that the shuttle docks and undocks every 45 minutes or so in order to offload all the fresh bananas while the sun is up but get undocked and sufficiently clear so as not to draw attention to the SSS when they pass back into shadow and observability.
Ya'll have fun with that!
[edit on 14-11-2007 by StudioGuy]


