They're not drones

Andy5160 said:
Earlier today wife and I walked into a breakfast place. On the way out we used the bathroom which had me thinking about Ddays!!!!!!
After talking to staff supposedly it is a known place Egremont MA where back in 1969 people reported UFO.
So here is the Wikipedia link.
Oh, how can I forget the bathroom pictures.

September 1, 1969, Berkshire UFO incident - Wikipedia

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Betty and Barney hill were up that way somewhere. New Hampshire I think.
 
Andy5160 said:
Earlier today wife and I walked into a breakfast place. On the way out we used the bathroom which had me thinking about Ddays!!!!!!
After talking to staff supposedly it is a known place Egremont MA where back in 1969 people reported UFO.
So here is the Wikipedia link.
Oh, how can I forget the bathroom pictures.

September 1, 1969, Berkshire UFO incident - Wikipedia

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Bathroom wallpaper
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It is strange that using a bathroom would have you thinking about @Ddays 🤣
 
jeeeep said:
looks like birds eye view of shooting stars or whatever stuff is flying out of our visible range.

I'd be more inclined to say UFO had they slowed or changed flight course but they all appear to follow what I would refer to an orbital path.

it's cool
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I feel like shooting star would be moving a lot faster than that.
 
OverlanderJK said:
Quick google search says shooting stars go 25,000 plus mph before entering earths atmosphere.
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oh yeah, they're still moving fast but the nasa spacecraft traveled at a high speed.
AI answer:
"NASA's STS-48 mission, aboard the Space Shuttle Discovery, traveled at an average speed of about 28,000 kilometers per hour (17,500 miles per hour) while in orbit around the Earth. "

Here's another view of the video:

 
jeeeep said:
oh yeah, they're still moving fast but the nasa spacecraft traveled at a high speed.
AI answer:
"NASA's STS-48 mission, aboard the Space Shuttle Discovery, traveled at an average speed of about 28,000 kilometers per hour (17,500 miles per hour) while in orbit around the Earth. "

Here's another view of the video:

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That one was going left, and then shot up in a totally different direction.
 
it's cool and would've been cooler if the tech existed to get better, closer shots of what was moving but no gravity, stuff flying thru space, nothing to keep it from shooting off in any direction if it breaks orbit, nothing appearing like it was moving with any sense of control... space junk.

check it out at about the 13-15 second mark, that one appears to have collided with something and shoots off in the opposite direction
 
Mike Pierson said:
That one was going left, and then shot up in a totally different direction.
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I remember seeing this video years ago and the explanation was that these are very small bits of frozen matter from the shuttle that are in the foreground of the camera that is focused at a far distance. The change in direction was due to one of the small thrusters on the shuttle that control attitude/position. There is brief flash from just out of frame to the left before the change in direction.
 
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