Massive UFO Fleet Filmed By NASA - The Bed Of Diamonds

Nasa call this event "The Bed of Diamonds": but what is this phenomenon? Ice particles? Icebergs floating above the clouds upon the ocean? Thunder storm sparkling on high orbit? Ufo fleet? Hoax?
What do you think?

vimeo.com...
The phenomenon occur at 01:29 video.

[edit on 3-8-2010 by Arken]

Nice "ice cristals" - no serious, why do this "ufos" move with the exact same speed as the satellite (or what ever)?

I don't think its a UFO fleet. The sparkly objects are moving at the exact same speed that the orbit of the space craft is traveling at. Honestly, I think it is sun reflecting off the pock marked portal glass. These portals are pelted with micrometeorites daily and they each leave tiny craters in the glass.

Originally posted by cushycrux
Nice "ice cristals" - no serious, why do this "ufos" move with the exact same speed as the satellite (or what ever)?

they are just condensed water droplets.. when you look at the lower left side you can clearly see that they are on the lens

They really look like water drops or ice crystals, but remember sts80? Also Ice Crystals?

I can't believe it is anything more than ice/debris/satellites. There are way too many things in the screen to be UFOs. Cool vid, but a little silly to think this could be an enormous fleet of UFOs and nobody notices.

Originally posted by cushycrux
They really look like water drops or ice crystals, but remember sts80? Also Ice Crystals?

Yeah! As you surely knows there are intelligent ice crystals in space and in upper atmosphere on this strange planet.

Skeptics will always see ice particles or debris. There is no point in arguing with them unless you have a couple of hours to kill.

This video shows the same thing:







[edit on 3-8-2010 by Copernicus]

Originally posted by cushycrux
They really look like water drops or ice crystals, but remember sts80? Also Ice Crystals?

Have you ever read what the actual witnesses -- the astronauts on board -- think they were? I doubt it, because the uforics withhold that information, covering it up to protect their points of view.

'Columbia' mission -- probably STS-75? -- with the crew explicitly discussing flashing ice particles from a recent water dump, visible as the sun rises, against a moon-glinted cloud cover. Beautiful view of a routine spaceflight phenomenon -- sad that so many kids get snookered into imagining it's an alien space fleet.



[edit on 3-8-2010 by JimOberg]

reply to post by Arken


The thing is as mentioned already most of the objects are moving with the camera which makes me believe they are part of camera. But there are other brighter objects that are not moving with camera,some in slow oppisite direction. SO this may have been some form of filter device to hide the real whatevers that are not moving with camera...

Also there is condensation in space to cause water droplets?????

[edit on 8/3/10 by Ophiuchus 13]

Originally posted by Hellas

Originally posted by cushycrux
Nice "ice cristals" - no serious, why do this "ufos" move with the exact same speed as the satellite (or what ever)?

they are just condensed water droplets.. when you look at the lower left side you can clearly see that they are on the lens

its obviously not on the lense...pay attention.. the lense moves those things dont move with it...so you make no sense.

Originally posted by Lateralus51

Originally posted by Hellas

Originally posted by cushycrux
Nice "ice cristals" - no serious, why do this "ufos" move with the exact same speed as the satellite (or what ever)?

they are just condensed water droplets.. when you look at the lower left side you can clearly see that they are on the lens

its obviously not on the lense...pay attention.. the lense moves those things dont move with it...so you make no sense.

ok they don't..

oh wait the do.

Originally posted by Copernicus
Skeptics will always see ice particles or debris. ...

... and UFO buffs will always see 'critters' or 'particle beams' or alien spacecraft....

And the tragedy is, both points of view don't realize that sometimes the stuff outside the window is important to recognize for what it's trying to tell the crew about the health of the spaceship.

If ground cameras, or the Columbia crew in 2002, had been looking out at the right moment they would have seen the plate-sized hunk of their left wing leading edge, broke loose by trash impact during launch, work its way loose and float slowly away. Forewarned, they could have tried a repair -- or a rescue -- and not been blindsided by death two weeks later.

Watch the skies! Watch outside the spacecraft! It can be a matter of survival.

This looks exactly like what they're claiming it to be. A bunch of ice-crystals following in the wake of this satellite.

Unlike other NASA footage anomalies where 'ice crystals' do a 90-degree turn and speed off.

This looks innocent enough.

reply to post by Arken


This video from STS-75 already posted in 2009, uploaded by Martyn Stubbs. Forget
Vimeo and go with the original. You may ask ATS member secretnasaman about this
incident.

Many many threads on this - here.

Closed.