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Originally posted by odyseusz
I could advice NASA to use this nex time to avoid panic. This secret device with code name "TULIP" eliminate all UFOs.
[edit on 21-7-2009 by odyseusz]
Originally posted by Phage
I can't believe I even took the time to do this.
Originally posted by Phage
I can't believe I even took the time to do this.
(they actually brought the bus-sized telescope into the cargo bay, closed the doors, pressurized the place and worked on it with without their gloves or helmets...
Originally posted by Phage
Ok. Here are the clips.
Note that on the third clip (about 2:48), Wolf is not fumbling for a camera, he is unstrapping himself from the robotic arm.
Note in the second clip how the lens flares change in response to the change in gain of the camera, the same way they do in the third clip.
I can't believe I even took the time to do this.
[edit on 7/21/2009 by Phage]
Originally posted by modern
the ring says its out of focus to me, although that doesn't mean it wasn't interesting when it was in focus to the astronaught
Originally posted by Overload
Sure does look similar to the "critters" with regards to the hole in the center...
Well, once again another astronaut sees something in space and obviously does not know what it is and is trying to take yet more images of these things.
Guess I'll be the first to say it.....looks like water ejected and turned to ice...Umm second thought....looks like debris.....Ummm.....second thought it looks like lens flare with ice and debris.....
Just kiden E.......Good find
S+F
Originally posted by Discotech
Originally posted by Overload
Sure does look similar to the "critters" with regards to the hole in the center...
Yes, exactly.
It looks like the little space jellyfish critter things that are in the STS Tether incident vid
Originally posted by BlasteR
Couldn't some of these be lens flare from the sun and/or anything in the foreground reflecting light towards the lens of the camera?
In other words, what is there that proves otherwise? Just trying to keep things in perspective here rather than just saying "OK, it must be a UFO".
Originally posted by jkrog08
reply to post by RiotComing
and unfortunately the thread was dominated by skeptics assuring us that the 'hole in the middle' is an out of focus lens artifact, nothing more than that.
Damn, NASA sure has some crappy cameras for that billion upon billions of tax dollars they get.
Originally posted by Ha`la`tha
I DON'T BELIEVE THAT!!!!!!! I thought it was just me... What a spinout.
Lmao, I really should read threads before posting now I feel like it appears I read your comment first and copied the comments...