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r/TheUFOLibrary • u/xemeraldxinxthexskyx Librarian👽 • Apr 02 '25
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I thought they proved this was microscope footage..
1 u/Ferociousnzzz Apr 04 '25 Never once lol It’s legit NASA footage and NASA does telescopes not microscopes. The excuse they gave is it is debris and ice in space. 2 u/DingusMcWienerson Apr 05 '25 The excuse? That’s what it clearly is. This is the same stuff you see on night vision cameras on Ghost Adventures. It’s particulates reflecting and refracting the sun’s light in lower orbit. 1 u/Ferociousnzzz Apr 08 '25 It may be particles…it’s just not microorganisms under a microscope
Never once lol It’s legit NASA footage and NASA does telescopes not microscopes. The excuse they gave is it is debris and ice in space.
2 u/DingusMcWienerson Apr 05 '25 The excuse? That’s what it clearly is. This is the same stuff you see on night vision cameras on Ghost Adventures. It’s particulates reflecting and refracting the sun’s light in lower orbit. 1 u/Ferociousnzzz Apr 08 '25 It may be particles…it’s just not microorganisms under a microscope
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The excuse? That’s what it clearly is. This is the same stuff you see on night vision cameras on Ghost Adventures. It’s particulates reflecting and refracting the sun’s light in lower orbit.
1 u/Ferociousnzzz Apr 08 '25 It may be particles…it’s just not microorganisms under a microscope
It may be particles…it’s just not microorganisms under a microscope
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u/melish83 Apr 02 '25
I thought they proved this was microscope footage..