It seems some one in here didn't read the link I posted in my post. And believers tend to block out what they don't want to believe.
"Lalalalalalala"
Reading comprehension works wonders.
There are more than 50 sources of ice on a Shuttle, and the spacecraft often is surrounded by a small cloud of ice particles. Trying to find alien
spacecraft among this cloud of snow is an interesting hobby, but it is essentially pointless.
Try filming a cloud of snow in artificial light on a dark night, then account for the movement of each particle; you will probably find some anomalous
behaviour there too. Does that mean that snow flurries are full of little spacecraft? I dont think so.
Small illuminated objects do become visible, even when well outside a video camera's plane of focus. On the outside of the building I work in, there
is a CCTV camera which has a spider's web over the lens; this web is entirely invisible -except on the few occasions when sunlight falls directly on
the web.
Then it positively glows in the image on the screen, despite being
1/incredibly thin, and 2/incredibly close to the camera lens.
The sheer amount of light reflected by the web makes its presence felt on the screen, just as ice particles illuminated by the Sun in space would also
form an image on the Shuttle's cameras.
[edit on 8-8-2008 by AntisepticSkeptic]