Published 2025-05-12 · Duration 2:45 · Video file(11 MB)
Discussion of UFO footage from NASA space shuttle, including a circular object and a flashing light above the Hubble telescope.
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down. Just give you another look at this as quite a circular. Spectacular as he says. I agree. We're gonna move on to another event now Paul. We're just letting this one run a little longer. This one, well this is another of the night shots. They like to put the night shots up when it's in addition to completing the pre-flight plan. The two crew members also are able to gather some additional insulation. That will be, we could fall down. We'll be fashioned into some new covers for the old or the existing. We're gonna see an exact exact exact exact exact exact. There's a projectile going for the bottom right up the screen to the left. There's another projectile bottom right coming up the screen. It's in the center now and moving up towards the top to the left. What do you make of that Paul? It's hard to say, but it's quite spectacular to say the least. This next one is a shot from the space shuttle in Debra and it's off the Hubble space telescope after release. Look up to the top right. There's something twinkling there and apparently there's a... They're zooming in here and the Hubble would be following it. Now look at this little thing, Paul. What is that? Moving below the Hubble from right side screen to the left? What do you think that is? Is that a meteor? It looks too slow to be a mooter. It doesn't seem to be paying much attention to the whole. It's mowsing right along under there. I don't think that's supposed to be there, but nevertheless. Now our attention is drawn to this flashing light above the Hubble, above the right of the Hubble. It seems to be strobing. It seems to be pulsating and it's keeping its position. They've got a lot of sunlight refracting right in the camera lens here. Now this thing is still hanging in there and it's pulsating and it seems to be staying in that position. If it's a star would it have, it would have moved off. Oh yeah and stars do not pulsate like that either. And if there are stars it would be a lot more than one. Oh yeah there's only one object that you can see. Now we saw. There's...