Shuttle Anomalies Documentary

degrassinoel

Came across this cheaply made documentary. Despite it's cheesy paranoid title and awful editing, it's a pretty good one. 90 minutes of it.

It begins with some reasoning behind the snowy images you see at night in NASA streams. If you can make it past that it does have some genuinely interesting things going between the shuttle and the earth. I've never seen some of the later ones. The final piece is brilliant, the NASA commentator was completely stumped.. Anyways, see for yourself if you have the time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqN-KLOCS5k

Myrddin

Its a tough watch that doc, I lasted about 20 mins & I need a break. I don't see much if anything untoward in so far as I've watched anyway, the narrator seems to have a terminal case of wishful thinking.

If NASA had a 20sec delay {which they might, the footage has to be filmed, sent to them, sent to the tv networks, back up to space, back down to local pickups, & transmitted on a network} then why would they feel the need to add artificial interference & suddenly cut to different cameras etc.

The interference he mentions that only occurs at night, did he stop to think of when a camera changes to a low light situation that you get much more noise etc that way

degrassinoel

yeah i wouldnt know anything about that tbh, but if you want to skip to the interesting one, go towards the end at 1.15:00, it's about 2-3 mins of footage over chicago. The NASA guy was stumped and didnt know what to say he was seeing