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reply posted on 18-3-2008 @ 03:38 AM by LateApexer313
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Well typed Squiz! Concise and to the point. Lens artifacts, ice particles and various debris large and small, can easily be ruled out by checking out if it changes paths/orbit/direction...or speed, in my opinion. So, until a major collaboration of different scientists form a consortium and submit say a 4 hour DVD detailing each and every object's path in the video, it's speed and probable path, showing if it deviates from course and if it does not etc...I am still thinking there's enough evidence of some of these objects being under intelligent control, albeit human or alien. You lost me on the "vortex" thing though, if you would, please explain, ty.


reply posted on 18-3-2008 @ 04:04 AM by Balez
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And also if they were in close proximity to the camera, i think it would be unavoidable for some of that dust to hit the lens, and anyone would notice that




reply posted on 18-3-2008 @ 04:12 AM by LateApexer313
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Exactly Balez,

Hit the camera, hit the astronauts outside the shuttle, heck, hit the space shuttle for example, say a golf-ball sized chunk of rock or a soccer ball-sized chunk hit the shuttle?


reply posted on 18-3-2008 @ 07:35 AM by squiz
Originally posted by LateApexer313
You lost me on the "vortex" thing though, if you would, please explain,


Thanx for the comments LateApexer, The you tube versions really doesn't do it justice, the vortex, this spiral pattern seen below pulses through some of the clearer ones moving from the extremities to converge at the centre over 3 or 4 frames repeatedly.



Originally posted by redshirt0202
If on side of the debris would be relfective and the other wouldn't, you wouldn't see the debris if the non-reflective side would be turned towards the camera but once it rotates to it's reflecting side, it would start reflecting light making it look like it appeard out of nowhere.


Then it should disappear again as it continues rotating, it doesn't. Similar objects in other NASA clips also show this sudden appearance.

The pulsing can be explained by the rotation of the debris.


Really? if your able to see a high res version you'll see what I'm talking about, it's more than just pulsating. it's a vortex.

Someone still has to explain how some dust/ice can change direction in space independently of the others, this is the simplest and most difficult observation for the debris explanation to overcome.

And no I don't think they are flying saucers in the traditional sense, acknowledging that the tether, appearing as it does to be much thicker by many magnitudes (most likely ionization) could it be that the objects are incurring the same effect? I think so, at the very least I would say that we are not seeing their true shape and they most likely are not solid at all.
I'm open to valid explanations but debris close to the lens just don't cut it.
In the clip provided in the OP the object is a star or planet, can the same effect be replicated with an object close to the lens as NASA claims? serious question btw.
Then all we have to do is explain the movement, the vortex the pulsating etc.. You can see clips with debris floating around, it doesn't look like this sort of thing. Hey it may not be alien but it is a mystery.

[edit on 18-3-2008 by squiz]


reply posted on 18-3-2008 @ 08:06 AM by olegkvasha
reply to post by LateApexer313



Hit the nail on the head

(long post but bare with me)

"A 1999 study estimated there are some 4 million pounds of space junk in low-Earth orbit, just one part of a celestial sea of roughly 110,000 objects larger than 1 centimeter -- each big enough to damage a satellite or space-based telescope."

110,000 objects larger than 1 centimeter.

And yet we have hundreds maybe thousands of objects in the same view. Showing one small area of Low Earth Orbit (LEO). And by judging the size against the tether (and the fact they go behind it) these things are much bigger than 1 Centimeter.


"Some of the objects, baseball-sized and bigger, could threaten the lives of astronauts in a space shuttle or the International Space Station. As an example of the hazard, a tiny speck of paint from a satellite once dug a pit in a space shuttle window nearly a quarter-inch wide."

Source:
SPACE.com

Now a space shuttle window isn't your average double glazing.

"The six platform-shaped forward windows are the thickest pieces of glass ever produced in the optical quality for see-through viewing. Each consists of three individual panes."

Innermost Pane: 0.625 of an inch thick

Center Pane: 1.3 inches thick

Outer Pane: 0.625 of an inch thick

IMO these facts alone are more than enough proof that what we are seeing is NOT debris.

/rich
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