UFO recorded by NASA's Deep Impact spacecraft, scouting the comet ISON (WATCH IN FULL SCREEN).

NASA says it's a stargazer comet and it will approach the Sun in Nov. at 425,000 mph. Assuming that the current speed is 70% of it, still the UFO is way faster than the final speed of the comet before it plunges into the Sun.

[link to www.space.com]

Did anybody see the UFO????

Anybody alive in this forum???

We have it in sight. Noting any artifact of that nature may control that comet.

Just a note.

Good catch, we will need more evidence. It appears to move independently and randomly in parallel.

Interesting observation.
So much more to that little random light out there.

I'm gonna keep tuned for next videos of this comet. Even though NASA deliberately only releases the worst quality possible.

There are nine objects traveling with this comet. You can spot them on another video on you tube titled Wow! first video of comet Ison or something like that. I have them mapped out, but I had to study the video for a while to find the other 2 or 3 the individual missed that made the you tube video. DR astro shill tried to say that they are hot pixels.

The bad news is that the videos are so grainy, that using denoise filters to reduce the noise purposely added by NASA, will make more difficult to see the UFO or even remove it entirely.

I'm appalled on how an official video of NASA showing a fucking alien spaceship scouting a 300,000 something mph comet, is ignored in this forum and nobody comments on it.

Okay I'll bite looks interesting. So would be cool if someone else is watching this too.

Like amateur astronomers??? The ones who hang around here are shills, so I guess we depend exclusively on NASA videos. But considering that the UFO was spotted already, they will probably fuck up the quality of the next video even more.

Man it would be nice to have a better video why do NASA has the monopoly on the space pics

Maybe because they spent money in space exploration while other countries don’t?

this brazilian has some imagination

If it is a craft, wouldn't you think they'd drive it straighter? Somebody in there is seasick....

yes

Have you ever heard of ESA, Russian space agency, JAXA, Indian space agency, Japanese space agency????

Perhaps the day the US government stop shooting down Russian and Chinese rockets before they reach space, other countries will record sensitive things up there and release information instead of fucking hold it back.

So you can see nothing come on now,ITS THERE.

If that's REALLY a comet, someone may be scouting it for preventing any change on its path that puts it in collision route with Earth.

Perhaps that's NOT a comet...

Don't feed the shill!

Bumpty bump for aliens scouting comets that threat Earth.

They ARE hot pixels, and the photographer himself confirmed it.

You are such an idiot.
[link to www.godlikeproductions.com]

Alright challenge.

See how many websites are dedicated to something travelling with comet ISON, I know I have already seen at least one.

Maybe Peter Hoagland has something (haven't checked yet)
[link to www.enterprisemission.com]

He is an old NASA employee, that now just informs the puplic on 19.5 and hyperdimensional, as well as space things.

Also found a site that seems to have a little too much info,
[link to www.newscientist.com]

Hey, don't sweat the small stuff. They just do not know where to place such information or the subconscious isn't getting through to the conscious,YET.

Shit is coming at us from every angle or degree.

Soon we will have no choices.

Unless you begin to think.

I'm glad you didn't say the object scouting the comet, changing direction and speed, on NASA's video is a "hot pixel".

Shit is ALWAYS coming at us from the capstone angle and the 33 degree, if you catch my drift.

It is. You can see that it's literally a single pixel, it shows no point spread function the way a real object would in the image.
[link to epoxi.umd.edu]
There are at least two additional hot pixels in the bottom left quadrant as well which "move" in perfect sync. The motion is due to aligning each image on the comet. Whereas the hot pixels were stationary in the raw images, after aligning on the comet they show the spacecraft's own motion over then 3+ hour imaging session.
[link to epoxi.umd.edu]

Best interests at Heart.

Found this site: [link to www.realistnews.net]

They can handle it.