Mysterious Glowing Object above Kazakistan skies. An Alien Spaceship?

Originally posted by JimOberg

Originally posted by Arken
Thanks to all.

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Try standing on your head, you'll get a better view.

Just teasing. Seriously, be a little less over-confident in your proclamations
about stuff you don't know enough about, and work on learning more.

You know? All? Really?

I'm here on ATS even to learn from guys like you... but only from people with more humility!

Who are you? No, really: Who are you for this kind of comment?

I'm not an expert Oberg guy, and every time I'm here on ATS I pray that an expert like you came and illuminate me about all the mistery of the space. Just teasing.


Dear Oberg former NASA guy, please... please.... moderate your words.... please....

SERIOUSLY!

Originally posted by FOXMULDER147
Just so this thread doesn't run for days on end...

You think you can stop it THAT easily?

Silly, naive FOX

Just to clarify, that i know this is a cargo resupply vehicle, one of those we call a rocket

This is from YouTube: www.youtube.com...

October 15, 2009 - Baikonur Cosmodrome. A new Progress cargo resupply vehicle launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan to the International Space Station at 9:14 p.m. EDT Wednesday, Oct. 14. Less than nine minutes later, the ISS Progress 35 reached its preliminary orbit and deployed its solar arrays and navigational antennas. It replaces the trash-filled Progress 34 which undocked on Sept. 21 and was destroyed on re-entry into Earths atmosphere over the Pacific on Sept. 27. Progress 35 is set to dock to the station on Saturday, Oct. 17 at 9:41 p.m. with more than two tons of oxygen, air, propellant and other supplies and equipment aboard. The station's 35th Progress unpiloted spacecraft brings to the orbiting laboratory 1,918 pounds of propellant, 110 pounds of oxygen and air, 926 pounds of water and 1,750 pounds of spare parts and supplies for the Expedition 21 crew. Once the Expedition 21 crew members have unloaded the cargo, Progress 35 will be filled with trash and station discards. It will be undocked from the station and like its predecessors deorbited to burn in the Earth's atmosphere. The Progress is similar in appearance and some design elements to the Soyuz spacecraft, which brings crew members to the station, serves as a lifeboat while they are there and returns them to Earth. The aft module, the instrumentation and propulsion module, is nearly identical. But the second of the three Progress sections is a refueling module, and the third, uppermost as the Progress sits on the launch pad, is a cargo module. On the Soyuz, the descent module, where the crew is seated on launch and which returns them to Earth, is the middle module and the third is called the orbital module."

BUT..have anyone any clue to what the blinking "stars/orbs/whatever" is that seem to follow it as it reaches orbit ?

Originally posted by Arken

Originally posted by JimOberg

Originally posted by Arken
Thanks to all.

.

Try standing on your head, you'll get a better view.

Just teasing. Seriously, be a little less over-confident in your proclamations
about stuff you don't know enough about, and work on learning more.

You know? All? Really?

I'm here on ATS even to learn from guys like you... but only from people with more humility!

Who are you?

No, really: Who are you for this kind of comment?

I'm not an expert Oberg guy, and every time I'm here on ATS I pray that an expert like you came and illuminate me about all the mistery of the space.

Just teasing.

Dear Oberg former NASA guy, please... please.... moderate your words.... please....

SERIOUSLY!

edit on 8-3-2011 by Arken because: (no reason given)

edit on 8-3-2011 by Arken because: (no reason given)

The standing on your head suggestion was serious, because the perspective on the ascending rocket is deceptive as it flies near-horizontally while heading for the horizon. When you view the plume formation upside down it 'looks' more like it really is, a rocket.

Requiring sugar-coating of ideas you consider guarantees you'll be fed a diet of sweet deceptions by the smooth talkers. Why are you bragging about being such an easy mark for sweet-talking con men? Reality needs to slap you in the face -- and punch you in the gut -- to make it's point, often. Grow up.

I saw this mistake repeated over and over. It's Kazahstan, for God's sake!

Originally posted by evilcommunist
I saw this mistake repeated over and over. It's Kazahstan, for God's sake!

Well, the Khazakhs spell it "Khazakhstan", and now it's their country.

I think you meant to type "Kazakhstan", in the Russian style, and omitted the second 'k'.

reply to post by JimOberg


That's right. I made a typo.

Kazakhstan.

I see there is NO conslusion to what the UFO with the 3 blinking lights are, so I just wanted to bump this thread.

Here is a video I found with some analysis done on the video

Originally posted by KnowMore
Here is what we are seeing. The first video shows the flames from the main engines and boosters. It appears to be coming down in the video, but that is just perspective, it is actually passing over head, and gaining altitude. The first "flash" is the brun out of solid rocket boosters. A couple of seconds later, another flash and 3 things seperate. Those are the solid rocket boosters, you can see them peel off. The boosters are still moving FAST, and continue to follow the rocket upword and downrange, which is now on main engines, for some time, tumbling as they drop in speed. The rocket then reaches an altitude which it enters sunlight, that is why it brighttens quickly. You can still see the boosters trailing it, and blinking. The blinking is caused by the sunlight hitting reflective surfaces as they tumble. At this time the rocket is getting into some serously thin atmosphere, the exhaust fans out as it gets higher, creating a bubble like appearance. The cross effect may be from stablizing thrusters at 4 positions on the rocket. The video ends before main engine cut off, and orbit is reached.

Ill go with this explanation, for now

But I love the music, anyone know the artist ?

I am still looking for the name of the artist that created the music accompanying this video, if any one could help me I would we thankful.