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Originally posted by spacevisitor
What would Tom Jones think then what Catherine Coleman did saw on the NASA STS 73 flight, its clearly not one of those ice crystals or debris particles in my opinion.
Originally posted by UofM.Physicist
reply to post by JimOberg
The University of Michigan had a team working on the tether project. Nobody I know who worked on the project thinks the objects filmed on the infrared cameras were 'debris'. Nobody.
Nobody I know who worked on the project thinks the objects filmed on the infrared cameras were 'debris'. Nobody.
Originally posted by JimOberg
Originally posted by UofM.Physicist
reply to post by JimOberg
The University of Michigan had a team working on the tether project. Nobody I know who worked on the project thinks the objects filmed on the infrared cameras were 'debris'. Nobody.
Now they're 'infrared' cameras? Weren't we just told a day ago that they were 'ultraviolet' cameras?
How about what they really were: ordinary visible light cameras in the payload bay.
PS. Why won't anyone you say 'doesn't believe', speak for themselves with their real names?
Nobody I know who worked on the project thinks the objects filmed on the infrared cameras were 'debris'. Nobody.
Here's why I believe your statement is true. You don't KNOW anybody who worked on the project.
Originally posted by Dastardly666
reply to post by JimOberg
Can you please explain the point you are trying to make with your thread?
You said the STS-80 shuttle crew or at least a member of this crew, did not see UFOs and/or extra terrestrials during their trip(s) into space. Are you saying UFOs and extra terrestrials do not exist?
Or are you saying the STS-80 crew never saw UFOs and/or extra terrestrials because others have suggested they did see UFOs and/or extra terrestrials?
Originally posted by UofM.Physicist
Sorry, I misspoke by calling the cameras infrared. They measured ultraviolet radiation, not infrared. I didn't work on the project. I do know people that did. None of them believe the objects were debris.
Originally posted by JimOberg
Originally posted by EarthwormJim
OK OK so those are now IFOs but what about every other shuttle mission where other astronauts saw UFOs?Are they lying?
You've lost me. Aside from Cady Coleman's stupid joke about Mike LA's butt, what other astronauts have reported seeing UFOs in space? Names and dates, please.
Originally posted by flipflop
another load of twaddle, if its not swamp gas, chinese lanterns, or weather balloons its chunks of ice conveniently passing within a few feet, I don't suppose there is any way that they could be mistaken for UFO's no no of course not how silly of me to consider such an unfounded occurance as that..... apart from the revelation of it being ice it is the usual blah blah blah,,, and nothing new just a repeat of the same denial of the existence of anything other than that super duper creature called man...... hmpf!
Originally posted by 2timesOO
reply to post by JimOberg
Extraordinary observations need adequate answers. When you see objects/lights doing things they were not supposed to do, a proper answer should be "after proper investigation, using all the equipment in hand (radar, observation in different wave lenghts, etc.) we came to the conclusion that it was ice particles, debris, etc.". That would defuse all the talking (but nooooo, "the shuttle don't have a radar to do the job ..." "we have no way to measure distances", "we can only take some pictures"). ....