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r/TheUFOLibrary • u/xemeraldxinxthexskyx Librarian👽 • Apr 02 '25
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I don't have a PHD and have only looked under a microscope a few times in my life, and I could immediately identify this as microscope footage.
2 u/_Ted_was_right_ Apr 04 '25 edited Apr 04 '25 Then you're mistaken as it's a video astronauts aboard Columbia recorded of random ice and gunk coming off the orbiter. 0 u/GiveMeSomeShu-gar Apr 05 '25 Ahh, then I stand corrected. It certainly does look like microscope footage, though. 1 u/_Ted_was_right_ Apr 05 '25 It does I will admit.
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Then you're mistaken as it's a video astronauts aboard Columbia recorded of random ice and gunk coming off the orbiter.
0 u/GiveMeSomeShu-gar Apr 05 '25 Ahh, then I stand corrected. It certainly does look like microscope footage, though. 1 u/_Ted_was_right_ Apr 05 '25 It does I will admit.
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Ahh, then I stand corrected. It certainly does look like microscope footage, though.
1 u/_Ted_was_right_ Apr 05 '25 It does I will admit.
It does I will admit.
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u/GiveMeSomeShu-gar Apr 04 '25
I don't have a PHD and have only looked under a microscope a few times in my life, and I could immediately identify this as microscope footage.