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Originally posted by internos
Originally posted by Credulity Kills
Based on the post below yours you were right on!
What's wrong with my post mate?
a mission specialist for the ISS who doesn't know the most famous UFO incident ever occourred during an ISS mission frankly makes me concern:
perhaps you did forget it, or you weren't aware at all of it?
Originally posted by internos
So you are the only person in the world who believes so...
Originally posted by internos
What's wrong with my post mate?
a mission specialist for the ISS who doesn't know the most famous UFO incident ever occurred during an ISS mission frankly makes me concern:
perhaps you did forget it, or you weren't aware at all of it?
[edit on 4/5/2008 by internos]
Originally posted by Credulity Kills
As I recall, the NASA Photo & TV people believe it to be a video artifact of a natural phenomenon thus I hardly think I'm the only person in the world that thinks that. You're probably better read up on the varying alternative opinions than I so feel free to fill me in.
Originally posted by internos
Perhaps we are talking about two different incidents?
Originally posted by Credulity Kills
I have to point out that as a "subject matter expert" you should know that STS-75 was not an ISS assembly mission.
I doubt 5% of the people in mission control have even heard of the "tether incident" as it is oft referred to on sites like this. And why should they? Believe it or not, folks at NASA don't put a lot of credence into the whole UFO thing.
I'm genuinely curious, are there image analysis experts out there who disagree with NASA's position? By experts I also mean people who are not into UFOs - I'm looking for impartial analysis by people who don't want to believe or disbelieve. Just the facts, mam
I had forgotten that Claude Nicollier was on that mission. I know him very well. If I run into him I'll ask, honest!
Originally posted by internos
My point was another:
it looked to me that someone posed you a question and you did provide a random answer
For example i have no idea what was what we saw in the video, as i know that NASA had many more important things to do than analyze a video like that.
The debate was mostly on the movement of the objects: someone has also tried to prove that they changed direction but definately they never seemed to perform intelligent manoeuvres.
That would be great
I really wonder what comes out: i'm very interested.
Ah!
Welcome to ATS
Originally posted by Credulity Kills
This reminds me of the video that some claim shows a space-based weapon shooting at a UFO. The interesting thing about that video is the "UFO" does indeed change direction. I've seen this exact phenomenon many, many times since the ISS got the cameras on the trusses (much higher resolution) and I'm wholly convinced that it's ice being tossed about by the thruster firings.
Originally posted by internos
Here is it
This really puzzled me for a long time.
I think that a good question would be how can it change direction?
I mean, what forces could have brought it to change path? Could it have been some kind of inertial reaction? This is a very important point, in my opinion, because it would provide a possible explanation to many, many videos that have been debated here
Originally posted by internos
reply to post by Credulity Kills
Credulity Kills, if you agree, i'd like to discuss this specific video, which has been posted some hundred times, in Aliens & UFOs forum:
i find your explanation to be very impressive, and it does make perfectly sense to me.
If you want, i can start the discussion there and introduce you, or you can start one by yourself:
how would you prefer to do?
P.S.:
sorry if i've sounded rude: one of our biggest issue here are the attention seekers, it's very frustrating: but now i'm absolutely convinced that is not your case
Originally posted by Credulity Kills
Haha - seriously, don't sweat it - it's the interwebs after all
I'm all up for talking about whatever, but I want to make it clear that my experience is fairly specific. I can speak to just about anything ISS related, and a lot that is manned spaceflight related, but things like image analysis, etc. are not my forte. I will flat-out tell you when I don't know something.
Feel free to introduce me in that thread and I'll fill in the details. My posting might be fairly sporadic but I'll do my best to get to the bulk of the questions addressed to me.