Alien Creature Swims Past International Space Station?

You've got to be kidding?
This is the second ridiculous post I've read by you today. I read your karma, all from reporting copyright violations or abusive posts? Maybe you ARE a narc as some imply.

wow!

Oh Shit Giant Coy Fish!!

That thing was a rare Irradiated Giant Water Bear!

Stop thinking because typing and talking ensues

yes, this filming under water

...space geese?

if that's a fake, it's an amazing fake and this guy should be given billions of dollars to revolutionize hollywood....

I was being gentle... OOps!

Looks like a cockroach swimming in water to me..photoshopped.

People, sorry to burst your space bubble... watch carefully. Its just a small bug walking on or close in front of the camera lens. Beetle or fly like. It has a long oval shaped back. And you can see how it moves its front legs to walk around, just how any bug would. It must have gotten on the ship with the crew or something. There must be plenty of then on board.
This bug on the lens thing happens all the time and is mostly mistaken for all sorts of things. Spiders are a good example too.

Peace

you are pretty much correct, it has cockroach features, execpt it ain't swimming. It just walks on the camera lens.
I doubt its a cockroach though, this bug is tiny. Roaches get pretty big.

In space?! What the fuck dude

meh, more than one source has claimed that space is not a vacuum, and that it is instead 'filled' with a type of charged plasma, and that lifeforms exist within it.

Sort of like fish, they get attracted to shiny objects in their equivalent of the 'ocean'.

Many of the space shuttle scenes were shot in a pool underwater. A whistle blower probably out the little jelly fish into the pool just to get the message across.

My guess is for some reason, the powers that be do not want man to go to low Earth orbit, let alone outer-space. The reason I can only guess at.

The international space station could well be just a model being filmed in a large NASA pool, made specially for the purpose.

Um...OK

Try photoshopping an animation into multiple frames all at once without setting off a red flag when switching to different perspectives -- oh also having it go BEHIND an object in the video as well.. It's tough. If it turns out to be a fake, then I'll be impressed. :O

Why would you need fins if you were a living organism in outerspace? What are 'pushing' against?

not in space, on the camera lens inside the ship.
Not all cameras are hanging freely on the outside of the use. The film from the inside too. It can be an outside cam though, then cam might be inside a small housing and the bug is trappind inside tht housing. Pretty simple and logic actually.

Typo. Should be: "what are you pushing against?"

TYPO: Of the use = iss. You gotta love auto spelling on smartphones...

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not in space, on the camera lens inside the ship.
Not all cameras are hanging freely on the outside of the ISS. They film from the inside too. It can be an outside cam though, then cam might be inside a small housing and the bug is trappind inside the housing. Pretty simple and logic actually.

i'm jumping right onto this bandwagon.

Its just a bug on the lens, look closely, moving legs any bug shaped body. Stop trying to see more then there is.

Watch this shuttle footage close. You can make out the pool.

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If you go to my blog and pan to the bottom of the pics, you will see a pic of this subject. The pic was taken with my camera by someone else. It is over the Verde River in Az. This is the location Hopi Kachina wood is gotten. The roots of dead Cottonwood trees, is what the Kachina Dolls are carved with. A ancient Hopi tradition.

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Another older Iss live install of Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer. Some other type of object.

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It's a fish superimposed into the video by a very clever editor.

You can see the fins. What good would fins do in outer space?

There would be nothing there to propel yourself through.

I've found this beast!
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