That's interesting. The problem though is that alot of footage of these worm-like flying objects in broad daylight (eliminating the possibility of
some of these objects being stars or other inanimate space junk floating around). These worm-like objects fly around with no problem at all within
our atmosphere, yet how can that so easily be explained? If these really are spacecraft that have traveled here from somewhere, then obviously they
have the capability to travel in space. These worm-like objects have been videotaped doing just that.. Traveling in our skies on earth, as well as in
orbit above it.
The most convincing footage I've seen to date have been clips of video footage shot by our own NASA astronauts. And while NASA itself may not admit
what they know, the evidence speaks for itself. Space junk, ice, or any other inanimate object in space does not have the capability to instantly
accelerate to speeds that would liquify a human body, change trajectory independent of any outside influence, or otherwise appear and disappear in
non-visible wavelengths of the light spectrum. All have been captured many times by our own NASA equipment, much of it being broadcasted live down to
earth.
More on NORAD:
usmilitary.about.com...
Info on the Space Surveillance Network: (SSN)
en.wikipedia.org...
Excerpt from NORAD link above:
[B]The region and the FAA feed supplemental data back to the air warning center. They analyze it and attempt to identify the aircraft. If the track
still cannot be identified, NORAD will scramble jets to chase it. All of this happens in about five minutes.
While controllers identify most tracks, not all aircraft are identified. In 2000, there were 115 remaining unknown tracks and 179 in 2001.[/B]
(But what about unknown flying objects that don't get reported, as well as the unknown flying objects that are able to avoid being detected? This is
likely just a small tip of the iceberg)..
I have to admit that many of the believers probably jump to conclusions when they see something that might be a UFO in their minds. Likelihood is
that alot of this stuff is space junk. That conclusion cannot be ignored because of the sheer number of objects in orbit. Some of the footage I have
seen that people claim are UFO's do not show any evident behavior that they are anything other than tumbling space junk.
NORAD tracks all objects in orbit larger than about the size of a baseball(it's in the 40,000 number I believe). These objects are large enough to
send consistent data back to the instrumentation on the ground and therefore these objects can be tracked regularly. These worm-like UFO's we've
been discussing are obviously much larger than a baseball, yet if our government knew what these objects were, then why would astronauts be told to
observe them and send descriptions back to ground control (as they did in the STS-115 video).
If such objects are commonly tracked and have a regular orbit, then obviously they are likely man-made objects and/or debris of some kind. But what
we are seeing in these NASA videos is evidence that these objects commonly change speed and trajectory. NASA doesn't seem to worry too much about
this, but shouldn't they? One of the missions of the space surveillance network is to ensure that NASA and Air Force personnel are given information
regarding these monitored objects so that spacecraft and satellites can launch and/or orbit without being hit by any of this debris.
Unknown objects/UFO's in orbit have been witnessed and recorded changing speed and trajectory on their own, therefore the SSN would be powerless to
stop one of these objects from hitting or otherwise interacting with our spacecraft in orbit (manned or unmanned). So why doesn't NASA seem
concerned? It seems a little strange don't you think?
-ChriS
[edit on 22-2-2008 by BlasteR]
But hey! What do I know? Them aliens could probably be signaling the end
of the world!! 
