yeah them ice particles floating away from the base are really aliens in spaceships....

Seriously you have to be joking with this right?

Sorry, to me it looks like ice.

One of the main things researchers look for is objects that change direction, especially if the object is near other objects that are clearly ice.

Little white dots floating in the blackness of space stopped impressing me years ago. There's nothing on this film that cannot be explained away as debry or ice particles. There is an urge to say that those little white specks of light are massive ships seen at a distance but in reality they are just tiny particles. If you look at the sequence showing the satellite rising from out of the cargo bay, 1:09, you can actually see how tiny and close these objects are as one passes in front of the satelitte rising from the bottom to the top of the screen.
I wont be impressed with any of this type of film until one shows actual detail. Then I'll believe it.

I would say that the tether inccident video are far more imortant.
The objects there, pulsate, change direction and seems to be rather large.

I am a strong believer, but this atleast most of the moving objects in this video has to be ice particles that detaches from the "thing" when they "launch" it.

I am not implying that what we see on the vid isn't ice... but my question is this...

where does the water come from that formed this ice, and how does ice remain intact in a vacume/space?

Just a question out of curiosity and not trying to prove or disprove anything!