Evidence: The Case for Nasa UFOs Part 1.
After the Ghostbuster gives his spiel and a really annoying introductory movie with the music, I kid you not, singing something like "Woo woo da", you then get a, well, lecture, from a young guy who appears on the face of it to have a certain amount of scientific background, but is seemingly unable to spot the crucial gap in his logic - ie, if the dots do impossible things for distant spacecraft, then they aren't distant spacecraft... not that they are spacecraft that happen to be incredibly advanced over our own!
Anyway, I picked this up off JREF, but after I made my comment the thread died, so I wondered if anyone here would care to comment. I haven't watched all of it myself (and there's a Part 2 apparently).
Incidentally, we seem to see a great deal of shuttle camera footage, but don't hope for anything remotely contextualising the images for you, in terms of when, where, etc. (Although I may have missed something due to poor sound quality).
One thing the guy claims is that a dot that apparently scoots across the whole curvature of the earth (doing 900,000 miles per hour according to him) follows the earth's curvature. But he hasn't seen that it only actually curves when the camera does a real-time zoom out during the movie. The curve it follows is of course a parallax that instantly demonstrates that the dot is not thousands of miles away, but must in fact be yards away from the camera.
After the Ghostbuster gives his spiel and a really annoying introductory movie with the music, I kid you not, singing something like "Woo woo da", you then get a, well, lecture, from a young guy who appears on the face of it to have a certain amount of scientific background, but is seemingly unable to spot the crucial gap in his logic - ie, if the dots do impossible things for distant spacecraft, then they aren't distant spacecraft... not that they are spacecraft that happen to be incredibly advanced over our own!
Anyway, I picked this up off JREF, but after I made my comment the thread died, so I wondered if anyone here would care to comment. I haven't watched all of it myself (and there's a Part 2 apparently).
Incidentally, we seem to see a great deal of shuttle camera footage, but don't hope for anything remotely contextualising the images for you, in terms of when, where, etc. (Although I may have missed something due to poor sound quality).
One thing the guy claims is that a dot that apparently scoots across the whole curvature of the earth (doing 900,000 miles per hour according to him) follows the earth's curvature. But he hasn't seen that it only actually curves when the camera does a real-time zoom out during the movie. The curve it follows is of course a parallax that instantly demonstrates that the dot is not thousands of miles away, but must in fact be yards away from the camera.