NASA shuttle UFO videos -- how should they be investigated, page 1
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Topic started on 28-5-2009 @ 05:39 PM by JimOberg
Let's start over with yet another 'shuttle UFO video' and try to develop -- and implement -- proper steps to investigate it.

Here's an example currently hot:

io9.com:80...

I expect some folks will say, DON'T investigate it, just stare at it. Trust your feelings.

But I hope some other folks might ask -- gosh, what does it look like in the daylight scenes that seem to have been omitted from the video?

Where should we start?


reply posted on 28-5-2009 @ 11:21 PM by Majorion
reply to post by JimOberg


Hello Jim,

First things first - I think we should be clear about something very early on in this investigation - that we are dealing with some videos of-yet-to-be identified objects. Forget UFO, lets just call them UOs right now, unidentified objects.

Nothing should be labeled an extraterrestrial spacecraft just yet. I have always supported that, no contentions there. However some of these STS videos show objects which behavior is arguably and demonstrably intelligent, countering any explanation of the usual prosaic phenomena like ice particles or debris, etc. And this is an aspect myself and others feel that you dismiss and ignore very easily Jim. That said I'd be more than glad to look up the data you always implore us to seek, however since most of us here have no relations to NASA, we ask that you provide us with the data.

Regards,
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