Long UFO Seen

Image :
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Left Above corner do with Zoom.


Someone lost there gun there maybe or its a flying bird there..right?(NASA will say )
Some people its a pixel error.
Decide yourself.

Well considering there appear to be other anomalies, or blots in this image I think its safe to conclude that this is part of that, not something out of the ordinary.

Just a guess however.

reply to post by HiddenSecrets


Or just a piece of junk floating around?
It does look long though, I'll give you that

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Probably space junk ...

Or ET

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Looks like dirt on the scanned film to me. Here's another from the same series.
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The artifact in the OPs pic does look more interesting than those on your pic.

Definitely could be the same thing, but theres no other similar marks on the first pic so its still pretty interesting.

nice find

reply to post by Biigs

Please don't use the "it doesn't look the same" argument. It's dirt. Different specks of dirt look different.
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Of course, I suppose it's reasonable that the astronaut would not have centered a UFO in the image, right?

Biigs
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The artifact in the OPs pic does look more interesting than those on your pic.

Definitely could be the same thing, but theres no other similar marks on the first pic so its still pretty interesting.

nice find

There are other similar marks in the first pic, but they are smaller. Look for them and you will find them. That one stands out in part because of the size but also in part because of what is behind it. This could easily be dirt, dust, or another artifact related to the photo itself.

looks like some shot of the black knight satellite from another perspective

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Of course, I suppose it's reasonable that the astronaut would not have centered a UFO in the image, right?

Not if he wanted to get the picture, but still leave enough questions that some people will say it is "dirt".

My opinion is space junk...

Looks like FOD (foreign object debris) on the scan to me.

I haven't a clue as to what that may be.. What amazes me is how all this dirt finds its way into space faring camera lenses.. These are assembled in specially designed clean rooms are they not?

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Some ones heads gonna roll for this multimillion dollar fudge up..

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How can you say that it is a dirt?(Your link)

reply to post by HooHaa

The dirt is on the film which was processed in 1966 and much more recently scanned.

reply to post by HiddenSecrets

Because it is. Like the dirt on this image.
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Question: Have you ever used a scanner to scan photographic film?

gortex

There's my hole puncher!

Phage
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The dirt is on the film which was processed in 1966 and much more recently scanned.

^ This.

It's quite clearly a roll of film - you can see the next exposure in the film at the bottom.

The 'object' is nowhere to be seen in the next frame

onebigmonkey

It's quite clearly a roll of film - you can see the next exposure in the film at the bottom.

It's also from Gemini 12. That's the "G12" in the file name.
No digital cameras in 1966.