Published 2025-05-12 · Duration 2:15 · Video file(31 MB)
NASA Ufo Really Venus: Discussion about camera malfunction and apparent movement of Venus, suggesting it might be a satellite. Video shows Mission Control and the
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Yeah, we think the camera filter came off, Martin. Right. Oh, yeah. It's a good one. Beautiful. There's a planet down on the horizon, too, isn't there? Oh. Is there a satellite coming near us? Look at that satellite down there, Judge. Which direction? Right toward the sun? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Is there a satellite coming at us? Look at that satellite down there, Judge. Which direction? Right toward the sunset. See that bright light down there? Isn't that Venus? That's Venus, I think so. Yeah. Oh, the Earth makes it move that fast. That's right. It's amazing how fast it moves. It's going away. Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. OK. It might just be the monitor that I'm looking at shaking. On your video, when the jets are firing, do you see the camera moving and all oscillating? It might just be the monitor that I'm looking at shaking. On your video, when the jets are firing, do you see the camera moving and all, oscillating. This is Mission Control, Houston. This picture of the Russian space station Mir is being provided to us by the low-light level cameras on board Discovery. Physician Valerie Polyakov, one of the mirror crew members, is occasionally shining a flashlight at the crew members to help with the...