UFOs: STS-61 Pulsating Light

this one's pretty blatant. There it is. There's a light. The top half you can see it just just left side of the screen at the top. It's just pulsating strobing and just sort of floating off. Paul, come in on it. This looks similar to what we've seen before and I just have no explanation at this point. My only common is that really shouldn't be there. There's nothing going on. No astronauts out there. These are all shots while they're sleeping. And as you see nothing else. In the top right hand corner of this shot, you see the glow of the earth as the sun is rising. Now this is the, this is a shot of the very first orbit. And there's all kinds of things shouldn't be there. There's a pulsing light. See it's moving in the center. It seems to me moving from left to right and heading up towards the right hand corner. As the light becomes greater here with the refraction. The center you can see it. White thing there. You see that Paul? Yeah, second. And it's moving up towards this corner and up in the corners where the earth is located. Now you can see it there. Still there. I don't really think stars do that. As you can see, it's just mosing on up there. There is pretty visible when the, when the iris opens right up there. You can see it. It's still there. And ever used and after you configure for a run here control, you gotta go to use them. And it's still there. It's actually going over the atmospheric part now. And it's heading up past there. Now it's right over the earth and still heading up there. It's actually not a star. Let's see it passing in front of the planet. So after you take out the gig, the murder control, and then we have a go. Okay, there's a projectile or there's, and see now there's all kinds of things going on. If you really look here, there's some sort of projectile shooting right up in the center. Is it? Now there's a star. Now there's this white thing floating up here. Another one of these white things. It's about centers green just to the left. You can see it again there. It's just drifting up in another one to the left. In fact, I think you study this. You'll see a few of them. They seem to be pulsating and strobing. Some of them are moving quite slowly and some moving quite quickly. There seems to be a lot of activity. They don't seem to be moving in unison at all. In fact, they seem to be going in different directions. There's one to the left here by this aerial that when they are, so there's some sort of a projectile just to the right of it. If you are recording this at home, play this back a few times. You begin to see what we're talking about. This thing on the left still is making its way up the screen. Yeah, they're moving in different directions and different speeds at the same time. Now one of them see up here in the center still mowsing up there. It's way up over the earth. They're definitely closer and every use and we're two minutes away from hand over to the East Idris. Now this, you can see next to this white long aerial. I'm glad to them. The one is very slow but it's about halfway up now. I think the point here, Paul, and let me know if you agree with me. These things shouldn't be there. Well, they don't behave like mutters but they also don't behave the way satellites were. And for one thing there's too many of them in that amount of space. There's too much activity. On the first door, but they haven't even got to just on the first door, but they haven't. There's no space walking and they haven't let any waste products out there. We're holding this scene because there just seems to be more of these things appearing. There's one strobing right down by the white area on the picture bottom left to the right of that long-white area. There's the strobing there. Strobe big strobe there. You can see it there. Pretty big strobs on this. Yes, I would say so. I seem to be behaving like they're under intelligent control. That's for sure. There. Once moving towards the strobing one, you see the one there. Picture center left and then the strobing one on the right there. Now that the strobing one's holding its position while this one on the right approaches it. On the left approach. Yes, I can see the other. That was quite a strobe there. Certainly appears to be a lot more going on out there than I was ever led to believe. As far as I know, satellites do not have strobe lights on them and they don't move and these kind of patterns either. They're big. They keep a consistent orbit. That's how I understood it too. And this was very puzzling. See that thing is still strobing big time. These are not stars because it's not the low light camera. This is the Earth a lot of light. Iris closed down. You'd say that would be closer, wouldn't it? Obviously than the Earth. Oh, yes, it would be. Like you said, there's too much light. You can't see any stars in the background when the lighting conditions are like this. And another thing that stars do not strobe like this when there's no atmosphere. I'm just kind of wondering why they would throw a camera like this up and just leave it on. Who knows, maybe they want us to see this? Well, we saw it. And as you see this thing is still heading up towards the glow of the Earth. The dead center. Visibles. Pretty obvious there. It's quite a lot of them. What I was wondering, Paul, is, you know, nobody ever ever mentions what these are. I don't know if anyone knows what these are. The only thing I can think of, possibly if it's related to star wars somehow, other than that, I have no explanation. He's been the orbiter in Devour is now passing.