Has anybody obtained their own copy of the time-tagged video of this sequence?
Has anybody with opinions about this case, here, actually done a-ny-thing recently to contribute research results to understanding it better?
There were some useful graphical representations posted a few weeks ago, contributing to understanding perceptual limitations in space -- useful
stuff.
Lots of proclamations of certainties, and posing as experts with imaginary friends inside the space business, and imaginative speculations that are a
GOOD first step, but only if followed up by proposed methods of actually evaluating the ideas...
Otherwise, we get nowhere closer... which might be what some folks actually desire.
This really is frustrating.





in the video there is a perceptible movement of the camera, or rather the view, that could be accounted for by
something being ejected. There is other stuff also going on at the lower left, with at least three points of light moving across from left to right
very slowly. You have to scroll the video to see it, and also what I thought were stars at very low left cross into the Earth's horizon, so there is
"debris" around too, plus a broken flash coming down the screen at 1.08. 