CLAIM-350435reported
“To the best of my knowledge, the individuals who suspected ice particles merely watched the videotape and did no further scientific analysis.”
CLAIM-350436reported
“He argued that there were at least a dozen or more distinct events, each different from one another and not commonly seen on other shuttle tapes.”
CLAIM-350437reported
“Assuming their change of direction was caused by the firing of a shuttle rocket, their directional paths should have traced back to a single source. They did not.”
CLAIM-350438reported
“One of the particles appeared to remain motionless for almost half a second, a great oddity considering that any acceleration in space should have been continuous.”
CLAIM-350439reported
“Equally odd were streaks of light that appeared to pass through the space vacated by both objects.”
CLAIM-350440reported
“Depending on the exact distance from the shuttle – assuming a distance between one mile and 1,710 miles – the velocity of the second object would have been between 250 mph to 430,000 mph.”
CLAIM-350441reported
“There is just no way, he stated. The evidence strongly indicates they can’t be ice particles.”
CLAIM-350442reported
“The RCS jets, he wrote, are mounted on the extreme nose and tail of the Shuttles. They fire vertically, and in the vacuum of space, the exhaust plume expands upward in a teardrop shape.”
CLAIM-350443reported
“The aft thrusters are some 20 to 25 feet away from the camera, and even further away [from] the debris field. Objects nearer than the controversial one are barely affected.”
CLAIM-350444reported
“Therefore, I conclude that the object must be independently propelled.”
CLAIM-350445reported
“The streaks had to be something other than energy weapons, yet he knew no missile technology capable of moving at the velocities observed in the video.”
CLAIM-350446reported
“Actually, however, some of the weapons developed under SDI did fire projectiles that could reach speeds within the range of Kasher’s estimates.”
CLAIM-350447reported
“Harry V. Vanderspek, a former NASA engineer, claimed that the objects were not man-made.”
CLAIM-350448reported
“The objects were not man-made, but rather were part of an alien infrastructure.”
CLAIM-350449reported
“The objects were not man-made, but rather were part of an alien civilization living on Earth.”
Multiple claim rows are intentionally retained when sources disagree. ANOMALY does not silently reconcile competing values.