Wow, awesome.

They just keep popping out of that one spot.

Looks pretty genuine, similar to other NASA footage.

I'm confused about this video. If these are actually spacecraft, than why do they appear to be about the same size at different distances between each other? Why would they all show up so bright as if lit up or a shiny metalic?

Wouldn't we also notice that more often, or is that than possibly related to using clouds to mask their appearance? Still, I would think we'd be seeing this more often. I guess the space station already does.

Wow! That is really cool.

I wish the camera would try and zoom in on them to see what they are.

Excellent footage. I have never seen it before.

Looks like more ice particles to me. They are hitting the light, becoming visible, and then disappearing again as they get out of that light source. If these were alien vehicles, I have a feeling they'd not all be moving at the exact same speed, and not a single one changes direction. No.. much more likely that they are an alien space fleet eh?

Actually, I don't see anything unexplainable, and I'm fairly imaginative. It's a well-known fact that our manned orbital spacecraft are accompanied by "swarms" of ice crystals — these are produced by vented gasses, orbital maneuver thruster exhaust and, unfortunately, jettisoned human sewage. So any given manned orbital mission is going to be "followed" by a cloud of its own icy debris. The use of maneuvering thrusters is well-known to disturb the debris cloud, sending ice crystals careening off in all directions.

NASA has been working for years to reduce the amount of icy debris accompanying our manned missions — accumulation of ice can be potentially hazardous to extended orbital missions as well as to vehicle reentry.

Now, what I see in this footage is a camera trained on an Earthly lightning storm on the dark side of the planet. That's the primary subject of the footage. I can see ice crystals moving slowly, right-to-left, out of shadow on the right; these ice crystals are briefly illuminated by reflected light from the spacecraft (apparently the craft is approaching the Earth's morning terminator); and then the crystals pass back into shadow.

Once again, ice crystals provide a source of consternation and wild speculation.

— Doc Velocity

I'm not sure "they" (the lights) are moving at all... Could that not be an optical illusion caused by the NASA spacecraft's orbital motion?

In other words, the objects appear to be moving because the orbiter is "coming round" the curve of Earth causing there to appear to be an increase in the distance between the lights and the planet...

Springer...

I like the view of the lightning strikes.
That always sends these craft up into the air.
Lightning may be one the the great hazards for the ships.
On the assumption of an electrical craft there may hazardous conditions
for being unenergized on the ground.

We can see the ships but not the stars.
So they must work with very bright lights.
No wonder the astronauts tell us now they saw UFOs and no stars.

I'd like to hear of an experiment to see if this isn't just related to the camera itself, such as dust particles etc. By having two seperate cameras and comparing the videos?

If alien craft or similar used some type of plasma vapor cloaking or whatever, would that be what we see when they leave the atmosphere also?

What do the videos show when the shuttle or other rockets leave the atmosphere? As some had said about this being ice crystals trailing behind the craft, according to that, there would be several leaving all at once in this video. Kinda makes me think of a comet and it's trail.

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My take is:

Falling space rocks/debris. Meteorites igniting and burnug up due to air resistance and speed.

Or something else...

Come on ya'll.....everyone knows that is swamp gas. Either that or military flares, or ice particles.

Actually the ice particles thing is probably right.

Martyn refuses to tell you when the tape was made, which would allow you to determine the illumination and vehicle activities that can create such scenes prosaicly. Why is he covering up such vital data? You speculate.

The appearance of sunlit clouds near the end of the sequence indicates to me the scene is just after orbital sunrise, with departing dots emerging from the shuttle's shadow and 'appearing'.

Originally posted by fleabit
Looks like more ice particles to me. They are hitting the light, becoming visible, and then disappearing again as they get out of that light source. If these were alien vehicles, I have a feeling they'd not all be moving at the exact same speed, and not a single one changes direction. No.. much more likely that they are an alien space fleet eh?

Greetings Flea,

They are all going out of the Planets Atmosphere and as you watch the video from Nasa clearful a few times you will that a few are moving a bit faster then the others .

It could be Ice ,gas anything but they appear to be again from my perspective Intelligent controlled Objects not a meteor,Swap Gas or anything that can be logically explained .

After a few views you will get the picture or not depending on your view of things.

Blessings and Peace,
CmdrAleon

Originally posted by phlake
My take is:

Falling space rocks/debris. Meteorites igniting and burnug up due to air resistance and speed.

Or something else...

Greetings phlake,

That would be great if they the objects were infact falling and going into Earth.

These are coming out of the Earth's atmosphere not going into it which if they were rock etc would burn up .

None of the Objects seen look or appear to be burning up but leaving a part of the Planet into Space .

Phlake thanks for your idea on what you were viewing here.

Blessings and Peace,
CmdrAleon

Looks like a EARTH EXTERMANATION FLEET fen to go kill some space bugs on a near by planet. those are ours/earths were they goin is the magic ???????