What....Is This? Some Bizarre NASA Experiment in Space with Particles?

Ok now this is just weird. But pretty cool at the same time:



Ok, so who has the lowdown on what this is?

I must ask you to refrain from asking that question as it pertains to an active classified subject. Remove that video from youtube.

Ok, so who has the lowdown on what this is?

A hoax?
Live feed...right. Ok. Would date and time be too much to ask?

reply to post by TrueAmerican


I made a comment on the youtube page, but seriously, what the F?

Goodmorning Phage.

That was a cool video, almost looks like the liquid in the center was ignited in a vacuum environment to calculate or observe energy release of exothermal reaction in a fuelless environment. Then comparisons can be made to this chemicals activity in a non vacuum environment. The comparisons can lead to explosivity graphs.

I have no idea what that it but if I had to guess that's what ide guess, explosivity/energy release testing of some chemical(s).

Are you sure its water.

reply to post by TrueAmerican


Just messin with ya. The top right number seems to be frame rate. Agree?

Project Red Beam? lol

Some kind of high energy experiment on a material in a vacuum, it does look nuclear
with the amount of energy they hit it with and how it burns so hot/bright, its fascinating
whatever it is, nice find.

reply to post by TrueAmerican


i always wondered what would happen ifyou imploded a drop of water somehow. Maybe you could do it accusticly... with those pezio-electric thingymabobbers.

Although that looks like some sort of electrical discharge... what happens after in that video is beautiful.

Time & date stamp would infer authenticity.

Doesn't NASA have a watermark/logo in their live feed images?


Framerate = How fast the PC that produced the CGI is operating at?


Just checked the NASA feed for a watermark.....Yeppers, its even animated.

Very out of the box:

It looks like a kind of Sonofusion/Sonoluminescence on steroïds.

Hmmphh, WELL! No one say's, "Good Morning" to me on ATS. Must be nice to be famous.

reply to post by OccamAssassin


Perhaps, and i could swear there is speech in the background.


Oooooh :-) goodmorning chanel

reply to post by TrueAmerican


hi True American...

that was GREAT, whatever it was...

where is the source, PLEASE....

i just do not understand that vid,

looks like two "electrodes", facing each other,
with a wire of some sort running between,
and U can see close ups of bolts and other bits of the mechanism,

BUT FLASHTHEN ITS ALL GONE !!!

and what is it that "floats" away from the source and then "GLAREs UP"...???

seeya

s+f ***

I posted a comment on the YouTube video, and I don't think its water. Can someone find out the distance this was taken from if possible?

reply to post by chanel


Good morning to you chanel....

Don't feel left out....

Hugs

Its two merged videos, you start out in what looks like a lab setting, and just before the flash you can see a deep space setting merging in, stars and all, with no context. Neat how the lab setting vanished, must have been a lot of energy released, but now apparently the lab is gone, so I expect no further explanation.

reply to post by Phage


Oh...What's this? Even the mighty Phage has no explanation and is calling for hoax? Hehe, I guess we must have something then.

I have no further info on this video.

Originally posted by Illustronic
Its two merged videos, you start out in what looks like a lab setting, and just before the flash you can see a deep space setting merging in, stars and all, with no context. Neat how the lab setting vanished, must have been a lot of energy released, but now apparently the lab is gone, so I expect no further explanation.

I don't think its two separate videos at all I think what we are seeing is the ambient room lighting in where ever this took place being dimmed before the actual event took place. What appears to be stars in the background would just be hot pixels watch it over again and you can actually see the light from whatever they are doing make everything around the original structure disappear because of the extreme brightness. Still cool none the less.