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Originally posted by ArMaP
reply to post by free_spirit
Yes, I would like to see more, sometimes just a little more makes us have a better understanding of what happening.
Thanks.
Originally posted by Majorion
Guys, the video should be discussed here;
NASA STS-119 Footage Discussion
Originally posted by watchZEITGEISTnow
reply to post by Diplomat
So what is in the video - you seem to know it all?
wZn
Originally posted by cropmuncher
reply to post by RFBurns
Morning RF - im with you on this one, Yet another example of a "critter" whatever they may be.
Another one of our tether friends paying a visit.
Originally posted by Strype
It's the same thing it was in the "Tether Video" hundreds of times over again. A piece of space debris distorting into the shape of the camera lens. If there were 10 of them, they'd all be "flat side" to the camera, just like they were in the tether video. I'd say more, but nothing more needs to be said.
- Strype
Originally posted by RFBurns
Obviously this means this object is no where near that docking view cone assembly, and is further away from it.
Anyone else notice that too?
Cheers!!!!
[edit on 18-3-2009 by RFBurns]
Originally posted by Strype
Originally posted by RFBurns
Obviously this means this object is no where near that docking view cone assembly, and is further away from it.
Anyone else notice that too?
Cheers!!!!
[edit on 18-3-2009 by RFBurns]
Or it's too small to see from that camera, and is very close to the "docking view" camera. Isn't that just as plausible? Or is another HUGE craft laying flat on it's side for us, for perfect camera view more plausible?
Originally posted by Strype
reply to post by RFBurns
Yeah, I'm not pretending to know what it is. If you'd like to assume this is some type of "craft" or "critter," than by all means do so. I personally believe a much more plausible explanation lies in a tiny piece of space debris floating near the camera, being distored because the camera is set to view afar. I've seen it in plenty of videos, and I've seen it explained just about as many times. What I haven't seen is any of these "craft" or "critters" laying sideways, or longways, or diagonally or any other direction. I've seen them laying dead-flat thousands of times. It no longer makes sense. I'm gonna stick with camera distortion.
- Strype