Either by military rocket launchers, or by space garbage, or by the military throwing garbage into space. There are no aliens.
By now, you’ve probably heard dozens of stories about the Unidentified Flying Object – Unidentified Flying Object.
The image of a passing meteorite in the video just captured by an ISS astronaut has sparked enough conspiracy theories. No matter what it is, a meteorite or a spaceship, it makes the online community excited about the aliens coming to visit Earth.
However, former NASA engineer James Oberg personally studied these traces and theories and scientifically rejected them.
“The final conclusion? The UFO tracks that people see are nothing but space debris, when they don’t understand what space travel really looks like,” Oberg said.
After completing his work at NASA as a NASA Campaign Command Center employee in the late 1990s, Oberg became a journalist and space historian. It wasn’t until a few years ago that he began to delve into the subject of UFO tracks.
His goal wasn’t just to expose the fanatics – instead, he worked hard to find the real truth behind these images and videos and try to understand why people have such a strong response.
He hypothesized that human senses generally focus on objects that travel relatively slowly, as well as certain light and atmospheric conditions. When these factors are changed, there will be trouble with the human brain.
“Our sensory system works really well on Earth,” says Oberg. “Beyond that, our intuition becomes ambiguous and confusing.”
The most common rumor is that NASA personnel did see the remains of the UFO and were forced to remain silent. According to Oberg, it’s the result of watching too many sci-fi movies and not really understanding space travel.
“I have enough experience in space travel to realize that many videos are just phenomenal phenomena that occur beyond the limits of Earth,” Oberg said.
So what is the truth? Space debris, which is debris that falls from a spacecraft during flight, such as shards of ice, paint chips, or insulating debris. Unlike space debris, it does not pose a threat to spacecraft.
Cosmic debris is actually a fairly common occurrence. But the reason they become weird phenomena is that we’re not used to seeing them drop while the space station is in motion.
This is also the reason why a lot of UFOs can be seen in old NASA spacecraft cameras.
In the video, people are often amazed that these strange objects suddenly seem to appear and suddenly disappear. It might sound gross if you’re sitting in front of your computer screen on Earth, but it’s no wonder you’re on a space shuttle. At a speed of 17,500 mph (28,000 km / h), nothing can stand still in your field of vision.
And if the spaceship is in the correct position relative to the sun, it can also cast shadows on these objects, causing them to disappear and reappear. This phenomenon was called “twilight shadow” by M. Oberg, roughly translated as “twilight shadow”.
In late 2015, when a white light crossed the night sky over California, local residents panicked. But the case was cleared up soon after. The strange light was actually the result of an unarmed missile test that was part of the US Navy’s plan. This beam of light was smoke from a rocket engine.
So why is it so amazing? Because we often get used to seeing the thin air of an airplane or to smoke while burning something. No one rarely sees such big and sharp jets.
“People think that the beam can only be a mile or a maximum of 16 km. But the real distance is 300 miles [482 km], it is in the Universe and there is light from the face. The sky is shining, it is an experience beyond the reach of ordinary people. “
But that’s not why we are canceling all UFO traces, or assuming everything is “normal”. It is necessary to constantly review images and videos to quickly detect and report anomalies.
“Since there is always the possibility of real anomalies, whether it is a faulty spacecraft, an expected or unintended threat. In the past, some missions were in the air. Time has failed because that we ignored the clue that appears right in front of us. “
