Feb. 12/2012 - Bright UFO Orb Hovers Around ISS [VIDEO]

Just found this on youtube...which was uploaded Feb 27/2012

There is a black object initially that hovers of ISS and then a bright glowing orb appears and slowly goes away. Not sure if that is something from NASA or it is in fact ET technology.

What are your thoughts? Video posted below.

reply to post by Skywatcher2011


My thoughts: Video doesn't work and the link has been done away with by youtube

Hard to tell but its not doing much ... could be the Moon .

reply to post by gortex


There we go, looks like an astronaut on board took a poo and it was ejected from the craft. jk Looks small to be a UFO, interesting.

Originally posted by PageAlaCearl
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My thoughts: Video doesn't work and the link has been done away with by youtube

I found the problem....people have this called video feeds, where if you take that link extension it won't work (because it is a feed). You literally have to go into the user's video channel, click on the video there, and then when the video appears, you copy that link extension.

Why do they make it more complicated I don't know! Oh well, live and learn

Kind of unremarkable, just a lifeless blob of something free floating.
Probably something ejected out of the ISS perhaps, some kind of fluid.

reply to post by JibbyJedi


I mean, I hear astronauts when they take a whizz in their space outfits they are able to vacuum the fluid into space. Maybe the blob is space whizz? A very brightly glowing space whizz

February 6, 2012.
Looks like a very nearly full Moon to me.
www.moonconnection.com...

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A) it's not the moon.
B) It's an orb.

Period.

It looks like it changes shape slightly,and it looks like something organic.On the other hand, with all of the satellites and space junk up there,who knows?

The International Space Station -- and the moon -- as viewed from Atlantis about 45 minutes after undocking

news.cnet.com...

Originally posted by Manhater
A) it's not the moon.
B) It's an orb.

Period.

Actually it does look very much exactly like the moon to me. Even matches the the phase that the moon was on the day purported to be filmed.

Why do you think it is not the moon?

reply to post by Manhater


Last I checked the moon is an orb....

Has anyone ever watched this clip?


I mean it is easy to just say that it COULD BE the moon, but orbs do exist in space...even NASA admitted they didn't know at one time what these orbs in space were.

It is easy to assume the moon to be the orb, but without CLEAR EVIDENCE it IS the MOON, it still remains to be unidentified. It depends on which way the camera was facing.

It is possible that the ISS did a fly by the moon, but it could have also been facing away from the moon...the camera that is.

Just a thought...

reply to post by Skywatcher2011


It's moving the same speed and direction that the sun/shadows are moving. I think it could be some sort of reflection artifact/lens flare.

That may not explain why it disappears, but I think it just faded into the foreground object.

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post by Skywatcher2011
It is possible that the ISS did a fly by the moon

The ISS orbits the Earth so it isn't possible it did a flyby of the Moon
But the moon can be seen by the ISS as shown in the picture above .

Originally posted by Manhater
A) it's not the moon.
B) It's an orb.

Period.

Well how do YOU know

reply to post by Soylent Green Is People

I don't think so. Here is another video from the ISS.
You can see that the movement of the Moon in the frame also matches the movement of the shadow across the Soyuz.

This is because the ISS keeps a constant attitude in relation to Earth. As it orbits, the direction of the sunlight relative to the station changes at the same speed as the orbit. The Moon also moves across the frame at the same rate, for the same reason.