Alien Creature Swims Past International Space Station? 2013 1080p Available

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Not that I disagree, but your picture doesn't have what appears to be a transparent tail from that thing in space.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but besides the comparison, are we not already agreeing here that this here is in fact creature in space???

Peace...

Originally posted by Doodle19815
reply to post by sugarcookie1

 

I thought the same thing!

That or a top shot of my beta.......

Me too! Had to check my fish bowl and make sure he didn't escape into outer space. Ah yes a waterbug, looks like that too.

That looks like an ectoplasmic tadpole to me. Ghost tadpoles, anyone?

Originally posted by InnerPeace2012
Not that I disagree, but your picture doesn't have what appears to be a transparent tail from that thing in space.

The tail might not be transparent. The hoaxer could've manipulated the colors and transparency of the insect to make it appear as such.

Originally posted by InnerPeace2012
are we not already agreeing here that this here is in fact creature in space???

No, the insect is not in space. It is just an additional layer added to the ISS video by a known hoaxer. Watch the video again. It has one leg on each side, just like the water bug:




One leg on each side just like the video, same shape and size. Like another poster said, people are going to believe that anything is real, regardless of what evidence is posted to the contrary, and whether what they believe is made by a known hoaxer or not.

its seems to be behind the "ISS"

i cant figure out yet how can a reflection go behind objects...

is this the ISS for real?

Originally posted by heineken
its seems to be behind the "ISS"

i cant figure out yet how can a reflection go behind objects...

It's not behind the ISS, nor a reflection. It's just a video layer placed below or behind the ISS video layer, making it appear that the "creature' is going behind the ISS.

Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Sorry, but Sugarcookie called it, and it looks the same to me:
That looks pretty irrefutable.

To you. You forgot to add that part.
It isn't to me.

I'm not trying to win a 'I called it' award here either.

Sugarcookie could be correct. It is possible. Also possible to be incorrect.
What we're all "calling" though, are our own theories and opinions.
It's still open for debate unless you known specifically because you filmed it.

To me it looks like a squid. Especially the upper smaller fins flapping.
They don't look long enough nor in the right position to be the legs of a water bug.





Water bugs swimming under the water swim with their legs more to the back not the front.



I could be wrong, but still, it's not a water-bug just because you say it is.
It isn't irrefutable until we know exactly what it is, sorry.

- Lee

Originally posted by _BoneZ_

Originally posted by heineken
its seems to be behind the "ISS"

i cant figure out yet how can a reflection go behind objects...

It's not behind the ISS, nor a reflection. It's just a video layer placed below or behind the ISS video layer, making it appear that the "creature' is going behind the ISS.

So what you're saying is,
if this isn't a hoax,
those are space creatures.

reply to post by _BoneZ_


Actually to be more specific, that type of water bug in your picture is a back-swimmer.
A Notonectidae. They prefer to swim on their backs as they hunt.

In the water their movements are very jerky and quick, and not all that graceful or smooth like that video.

There are also a lot of long stops and quick starts as they are hunting so they swim in a very "burst-like" manic manner.





I used to see them all the time in West Virginia.

It just doesn't seem to be a water-bug to me in that picture.
Looks and moves like something you'd encounter in a deeper ocean/sea setting.

- Lee

HELLO! www.nasa.gov...

"For centuries, people have gazed at the constellation Pisces and imagined starry fish swimming in space. Aboard the International Space Station, however, astronauts have a much closer view of real finned friends, thanks to the Medaka Osteoclast investigation. Sponsored by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), the study will help scientists uncover new knowledge about human bone health in space and on Earth."

Reflection of a Fish perhaps?

Originally posted by Kandinsky

The following is my opinion as a member participating in this discussion.

Although we might disagree about whether the critter is bug, squid or fan-tailed fish - I think we can pretty much agree on these points >

1 - Space is a vacuum so 'fins/legs' would be redundant

Yes, but we're thinking in the box here aren't we?

If this was some sort of undiscovered interdimensional life form, it could appear to be swimming in space while in reality, it is moving through it's own dimension that corresponds with that area of our own reality.

An intelligent form of life, perhaps even an astronaut of sorts, in a world beyond our own perception that could be lowering it's own vibrational 'frequencies' to such a degree so as to appear visible in our dimension, but not fully here enough to be bound by our restrictive rules.

It would appear more like a phantom possibly. A ghostly form of something unusual.
Here enough to be semi-seen, but not here enough to be constricted to our laws of nature.

It wouldn't be swimming in space really.
It would be swimming in it's own dimension.
Which would essentially be its space station/space suit.

Just a theory on how something could exist in a place where it shouldn't.

I don't know who ADG is/are, but if you guys say they are serial-hoaxers I believe it. This is likely a hoax, but the possibility of such a creature existing and moving that way through space to me isn't unlikely.

We're not done exploring everything just yet.

- Lee


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