Video shows UFO taking off during documentary.

Not enough footage but just enough to show the UFO taking off after it was stationary.

Well this is short but you can see something move fast and I don't think it is a satellite.
What do you all think?.

I used VLC media player and zoomed in on the object worth a try.

[edit on 2-7-2010 by k3rm1t]

A piece of space debris.
Prove me wrong.

It looks as if it is stationary and the camera was what changed direction.
You can even see the whole Earth move as the boosters were fired.

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Again i thought of that since the object is to far away to get a good look but look at the angle it moves now can space debris do this?.
Thanks for reply

That has to be an E.T. craft what else can be for gods sake!

I know alot about aviation and that video dont illustrate what man can currently do.

Amazing footage in my eyes, Star for finding it and a flag .

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Again it is the angle the object moves that has got me to post this here pity it so short and the object so far away.

Space debris that can go from stationary to mach 10 in a split second....

Explain all the physics behind that for me please.

The camera seems to move when it does.

Which makes me lean towards it is some sort of camera/lens artifact.

Nice find anyway.

Any idea on what show it's from?

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reply to post by k3rm1t

Its a short clip because the object disapears due to high speed.

Also, it can't be the camera because when it stops moving the object carries on.

You can clearly see the capsule or camera pitch right at the time the object moves, watch the bottom right hand corner. The pitch is why it appears to take off when it is stationary.

I am also noticing that the object makes a slight curve and then vanishes.

Not a curve with the earth if you look.

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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC was the show i only just found this on YT. I spent 30 mins looking at it before posting it because I can't think what would move so fast and at such an angle.But as people have noted the camera does move but could this be because they was trying to keep track of the object? I don't know but still thanks all .


[edit on 2-7-2010 by k3rm1t]

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Why does the object rise and stop abruptly like that? Explain to me that.

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I tend to agree with you after watching it a few more times, debris close to the camera?

jonnyc55: Mach 10? How did you deduce it's speed?

It's a small object fairly close to the lens. It doesn't move at all, the camera does. The clip doesn't play long enough for the camera to stop so it can't be said that the object keeps moving when the camera stops. It appears to move rapidly because of how close to the camera it is. IMO space debris.

Since it moves at the exact moment that the camera moves, it is either debris close up or a reflection.

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This is what i think too.

As the object (which i tend to think is a light reflection) apparently moves off, either the camera moves at the same time, indicating it was the camera movement that caused the effect.

Of course, it could also be a craft moving off, and it was just pure chance that the camera moved at the same time...but i'd have to say it's probably the former.

Cheers.

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Am not literally saying its speed, sorry if i didn't make it clear i was slightly joking.

If it was debris, woulnd't it carry on rising at the same velocity and speed? Afterall we all know debris in space will carry on forever at the same speed and velocity BUT i don't see that happening here...

NASA thinks that it is ice crystal being propelled away when maneuvering rockets are fired at the nose of the space craft.



I believe it was James Oberg from nasa who made the claim



[edit on 2-7-2010 by Zeta Reticulan]

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Link that source then please.

Also i still want to know why it stops rising and changes direction in space.