reply to post by easynow
Rods are insects which come into close contact with a camera at close range, too fast to be clear enough. As the camera can't use anti-aliasing on a
creature in close proximity to the lens, they're presented as jagged objects in three frames or so.
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reply to post by KIRKSTERUK
yea i understand they are critters , they will sometimes show up at close range and they usually are blurry because of their speed. i think this
object in the Op's video is close to the camera.
some of the examples in the video i posted look exactly the same.
if we had the original copy of the video then some analysis might be possible , without it though it will pages of just guesses.
[edit on 7-1-2009 by easynow]
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As far as any jet noise is concerned, it is almost certainly one of the small fighter jets that monitor the approach of the shuttle as it makes its
landing. I have no idea what the dark object is in the background, but I suspect that it is one of those jets.
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I noticed the object when I watched it Live on Nasa Television and it is an commercial airliner.
After the shuttle landed I watched the replay to catch the aircraft and they happened to replay the landing with about a half dozen different camera
views/angles in which two of them showed the aircraft.
I don't know if all views are still available on the NASA TV site or not.
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reply to post by verylowfrequency
can u give us a link to these NASA videos?
frankly i dont see any obvious aircraft chars like the tail section in that streak...
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