Alien Anomalies

qmantoo · Teaching the truth

RE: STS132 photo of ISS and ?

Willease · Member

If I knew what it was, there would be no need for me to post it.

It is clearly the ISS off in the distance middle. My guess is perhaps a satelite of some kind reflecting the sun's light.

qmantoo · Teaching the truth

Don't forget that it's most likely SDI technology in orbit out there - with the ISS as window dressing....why afterall are most of the satellites pointed towards the stars and not down on Earth - just saying, This is a bit cryptic, could you explain a little please?

The astronaut was taking a picture of the ISS, but caught something else too.... Willease - so what do you think these might be? Rather than throwing a question out there for us to consider, perhaps you offer your own explanation first and then we can throw in our suggestions too.

Mark Anthony · Member

Don't forget that it's most likely SDI technology in orbit out there - with the ISS as window dressing....why afterall are most of the satellites pointed towards the stars and not down on Earth - just saying,

Willease · Member

That's what I thought.

qmantoo · Teaching the truth

Thanks Willease. That has cracked it.

both 7688 and 7687 have one (or two) orange/green things which are revealed when the brightness is turned up. They appear middle-left of the image. Do you think they are part of the spacecraft possibly?

goggog · Teaching the truth

Probably simply it is physically impossible to lay out all works on a public inspection?

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Willease · Member

qmantoo wrote:
well, I get a 404 if I replace the 'small' with medium, but I get asked to enter a username and password if I replace 'small' with 'large'. Thats what I mean by protected. Just because all NASA images are public domain, does not mean we get to see all of them, does it? We can only see what we know is available. What we dont know is available, we will never ask to see.

Open this in another window, wait five minutes before clicking link that says Navigate to ftp://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/ESC_large_STS132_STS132-E-7688.JPG

http://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/scripts/sseop/LargeImageAccess.pl?directory=ESC/large/STS132&filename=STS132-E-7688.JPG&filesize=440475

qmantoo · Teaching the truth

both 7688 and 7687 have one (or two) orange/green things which are revealed when the brightness is turned up. They appear middle-left of the image. Do you think they are part of the spacecraft possibly?

qmantoo · Teaching the truth

well, I get a 404 if I replace the 'small' with medium, but I get asked to enter a username and password if I replace 'small' with 'large'. Thats what I mean by protected. Just because all NASA images are public domain, does not mean we get to see all of them, does it? We can only see what we know is available. What we dont know is available, we will never ask to see.

Willease · Member

qmantoo wrote:
The first one could be his watch and the second is a reflection light on a control panel. However, since they are not double images or double reflections, it probably is something out there (cue the spooky music). Good find. shame the http://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/sseop/images/ESC/large/STS132/STS132-E-7688.jpg is protected

What do you mean protected? All NASA images are public domain.

qmantoo · Teaching the truth

The first one could be his watch and the second is a reflection light on a control panel.

However, since they are not double images or double reflections, it probably is something out there (cue the spooky music). Good find. shame the http://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/sseop/images/ESC/large/STS132/STS132-E-7688.jpg is protected

Willease · Member

The astronaut was taking a picture of the ISS, but caught something else too....

STS132-E-7688
http://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/scripts/sseop/QuickView.pl?directory=ESC&ID=STS132-E-7688