Dutch Guy Finds Fleet Of 57 Spacecrafts Lined Up In Google Sky?, page 2

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reply posted on 16-12-2011 @ 12:38 PM by StealthyKat

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I was laughing because I am the same way....

reply posted on 16-12-2011 @ 12:47 PM by Violence

Ehh I originally looked at this thread from my phone.. now I've logged onto the computer to check the picture out.. doesn't look like anything special at all.

reply posted on 16-12-2011 @ 12:48 PM by Arken

Originally posted by mblahnikluver
reply to post by Arken

those are all over google sky as are many other things that when zoomed in enough can look like a spaceship fleet.

Yes, maybe, but effectively there are dozens and dozen of that Blu dots and all lined.

Well, even without "zoom in" the blue dots lined are very strange.
A super glitch?

reply posted on 16-12-2011 @ 12:49 PM by semperfortis

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reply posted on 16-12-2011 @ 12:55 PM by Anishnaabe

The chances of 3 of the same looking 'object' like this being aligned in space are very slim. But 50+?
Thats nearly impossible.

Im NOT saying its aliens, but how many times have you seen galaxies, asteroids, comets, what evers out there, in an alignment like that.

Also, as another member posted, it couldve just been a streak of light, split up to look as though it was a fleet of ships.

Anyways, its weird and interesting.

reply posted on 16-12-2011 @ 01:01 PM by AngryAlien

Originally posted by Arken
reply to post by steveknows

In this "little image" cropped from Google Sky there are TWO "Blu objects" perfecly lined.
Scroll bar.
I don't think that it is another blu galaxy.

I still search for the others and if they are really lined...

What do you mean by "Perfectly lined"? Do you mean that you can draw a straight line from one to the other? If that's what you mean, I can draw straight lines to any of the objects in the photo...

reply posted on 16-12-2011 @ 01:08 PM by Arken

Originally posted by AngryAlien

Originally posted by Arken
reply to post by steveknows

In this "little image" cropped from Google Sky there are TWO "Blu objects" perfecly lined.
Scroll bar.
I don't think that it is another blu galaxy.

I still search for the others and if they are really lined...

What do you mean by "Perfectly lined"? Do you mean that you can draw a straight line from one to the other? If that's what you mean, I can draw straight lines to any of the objects in the photo...

You can draw one straight line to 58 different objects?

reply posted on 16-12-2011 @ 01:17 PM by ireadkerouac

The cylindrical, almost barrel shape, reminds me of a satellite, or perhaps just some discarded "space junk." Since this stuff moves pretty fast across the sky, isn't it safe to assume that it was captured multiple times from the time lapse photography?
Pretty neat.

reply posted on 16-12-2011 @ 01:20 PM by watchdog8110

Originally posted by Arken
reply to post by steveknows

In this "little image" cropped from Google Sky there are TWO "Blu objects" perfecly lined.
Scroll bar.
I don't think that it is another blu galaxy.

I still search for the others and if they are really lined...

Again , there are others with solid lines or this with variable but who knows what they are as seen here .

This however was a bit more spectacular to see .

reply posted on 16-12-2011 @ 01:28 PM by watchdog8110

Keeping with the theme of the thread here was one found months ago .

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reply posted on 16-12-2011 @ 01:33 PM by TheMindWar

Things that appear blue are said to be moving towards us, things in the red spectrum have a longer wavelength and are moving away

Just saying.

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reply posted on 16-12-2011 @ 01:47 PM by ignorant_ape

google sky - like all such google products is a tiled mosaic - stitched together from thousands of images - at each " zoom band" - now guess what the line of blue annomolies are

reply posted on 16-12-2011 @ 01:48 PM by Bkrmn

reply to post by Arken

I see I'm not the only one to have seen this, and it had me laughing so hard I damn near choked on my coffee!

reply posted on 16-12-2011 @ 02:25 PM by ZeroKnowledge

It does look weird. Frankly, chance to spot spaceship in telescope is minimal even if one knows where it should be, so i would rather consider it a hardware (like dead pixels) or software issues. However if there is anyone with real experience in astronomy i would love to hear what he/she/it says.

reply posted on 16-12-2011 @ 02:48 PM by Phage

The "spacecrafts" of the OP are probably a satellite which which passed over the telescope while the image was being made.

Here's a nice source for Google Sky oddities.
bbs.keyhole.com...

reply posted on 16-12-2011 @ 02:59 PM by AngryAlien

Originally posted by Arken

Originally posted by AngryAlien

Originally posted by Arken
reply to post by steveknows

You can draw one straight line to 58 different objects?

Show me 58 different objects. I only see a blob of blue...

Ok, so the video shows them labeled, was that added after or I missed it? Either way, the "Spaceships" are not in a straight line, that obvious on the video. Second, these objects are galaxies apart... Why would a fleet of ships fly lightyears apart, in formation?

How does one reach the conclusion that this is a blue shpaceship?
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reply posted on 16-12-2011 @ 03:17 PM by Phage

The original plate was produced on May 5, 1984 with the UK Schmidt telescope in Australia. It was a 60 minute exposure using a blue filter. The trail of the "spacecrafts" (satellite) is clearly visible in the original plate.

14h 10m 20.93s, -5º 39' 39.15"