reply to post by JScytale
That is because all of the video evidence I have seen so far is nothing but amateuristic garbage. Anyone can use camera tricks to reproduce an image,
and it proves nothing.
This video provided by bloodline is just another example of pure garbage. What is with the color of the sky? Is this from some 1920ties cowboy
movie? Clearly the image is created, not a natural artifact of video footage. Not only is it clear that some special effect is being used that
creates a filtering effect, it doesn't look like it is moving, and it is not pulsating.
Where is some legitimate evidence? All I see is camera tricks and simulations.
At least I have provided legitimate links that describe how plasma has been observed developing characteristics of living organisms. Once again, the
debunkers have yet to provide anything that looks legitimate to back their explanation.
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Not only have those who claim this to be camera anomalies failed to provide legitimate evidence, Zorgon provided a link to a NASA study on debri
floating outside the shuttle that clearly states that some of what is seen can not be explained. If it was camera lens anomalies, you would think
that the NASA study would have pointed this out, or at least mentioned this problem. The NASA study estimates the size of the debri, how can they do
that if they have these supposed anomalies?
NASA study verses amateur videos, who ya gonna believe?
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There is no evidence that these plasma creatures would be bright enough to be observed from the surface of the Earth. In fact it would make sense
that they are only visible under special lighting circumstances. If they survive by feeding on sunlight, then they wouldn't be hanging out in the
Earth's shadow, so they wouldn't be in our night sky, except in regions outside of the Earths shadow, and probably outside of regions of our
magnetosphere.
I don't claim that the plasma creature idea is a definite, only a reasonable theory.
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And then, transforming all together in smaller donuts? No way.
