Mystery in the sky.

[Notebook]

http://www.bigelowaerospace.com/genesis_I/?Mystery_in_the_Sky

Irridium flares?

N.

 

[Chipstone306]

http://www.bigelowaerospace.com/genesis_I/?Mystery_in_the_Sky

Irridium flares?

N.

space debris i would say with light reflextion

 

[Scrooge McDuck]

It looks like plain simple lens flare to me. It corresponds perfectly with the rest of the lens flare in time.

regards,
mcduck

 

[pete.dakota]

It rotates around the screen with the lens flare. It just happens to to brighter and more central than the other reflections.

 

[Brad]

yep, I agree... lens flare.

 

[Missioncmdr]

Looks like lens flare.

 

[silent_protagonist]

NO, don't you see? It's one of the spotlights they took to the moon to fake the moon landings with. It somehow got blasted off of the lunar surface by a meteor and is now in drifting in LEO.

Or maybe it's just a space pixie (spixie?).

 

[pete.dakota]

NO, don't you see? It's one of the spotlights they took to the moon to fake the moon landings with. It somehow got blasted off of the lunar surface by a meteor and is now in drifting in LEO.

Or maybe it's just a space pixie (spixie?).

Now why would they take spotlights to the Moon to FAKE a Moon landing, ay?

 

[MJR]

It has to be a flare from the lenses. It most likely could not be debris because it would be from that craft, because of how close it is. It is way to bright as well. If it was, then it would be a panel because of how bright it was. That is my honest opinion.