Hubble Finds Unidentified Object in Space, Scientists Puzzled

[melbourne720]

It's no space station either!

Indeed, it's too big to be a space station

 

[LOAM]

Firstly that cross hair looks non standard and the fact it tracked it for 100 days always keeping it in the centre i would say hubble is definatly using an aimbot.

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[blix]

Firstly that cross hair looks non standard and the fact it tracked it for 100 days always keeping it in the centre i would say hubble is definatly using an aimbot.

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lol

 

[sambo_joseph]

hey people, search youtube for "The Disclosure Project", its very interesting.

 

[Makunouchi]

definately a lizard.
The only problem is that whatever they saw happened between 130 years and 11 billions years ago -.-

The only relevent post in this thread imo.

 

[Radiation]

To celebrate hubbles 100,000th orbit of earth, they took this photo.

Hmm i wonder if theres something interesting under those three hidden blocks because in all the images of that nebula those have always been missing as far as i can remember.

 

[{SAS}TB]

Firstly that cross hair looks non standard and the fact it tracked it for 100 days always keeping it in the centre i would say hubble is definatly using an aimbot.

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OMG Hubble is the HaxxxorrzzzzZ!!!!!1111

lol

 

[The Dread Pirate]

CAT: So what is it?

KRYTEN:I've never seen one before -- no one has -- but I'm guessing it's a white hole.
RIMMER: A _white_ hole?
KRYTEN: Every action has an equal and opposite reaction. A black hole sucks time and matter out of the universe a white hole returns it.

 

[Tefal]

when you copy paste someone else's post it's generally polite to reference them teki

 

[Le_Petit_Lapin]

Hmm i wonder if theres something interesting under those three hidden blocks because in all the images of that nebula those have always been missing as far as i can remember.

Theres actually a huge smiley face. they covered it up to protect you from the sheer awesome that it produces.

 

[B&W]

I'm pretty sure that the scientists at NASA probably thought of the same thing, being, you know, NASA scientists. And I'm sure they would have ruled it out before making an announcement that they had discovered something new.

And what looks like a dot to you is probably far more significant to the sort of people who operate Hubble. Christ, people are so negative here. It's as though you don't want them to be searching the universe for new phenomena

totally agree, theres way too much negativity sorrounding this from people in general.

 

[Tefal]

Hmm i wonder if theres something interesting under those three hidden blocks because in all the images of that nebula those have always been missing as far as i can remember.

Why don't you just email them and ask for the full picture?

Or is it just easier to believe a conspiracy?

 

[Delvis]

Why don't you just email them and ask for the full picture?

Or is it just easier to believe a conspiracy?

Conspiracys tend to be more 'fun'.

 

[Combat squirrel]

To celebrate hubbles 100,000th orbit of earth, they took this photo.

An amazing picture, that was taken with hubbles 0.6 megapixel camera , imagine what they will get with the new 16 megapixel sensor in october

 

[Le_Petit_Lapin]

An amazing picture, that was taken with hubbles 0.6 megapixel camera , imagine what they will get with the new 16 megapixel sensor in october

Proof that more megapixels don't equal better photos. Its all in the optics.

 

[Tefal]

Proof that more megapixels don't equal better photos. Its all in the optics.

it's all in the distance

 

[PinkFloyd]

An amazing picture, that was taken with hubbles 0.6 megapixel camera , imagine what they will get with the new 16 megapixel sensor in october

Hubble only has a 0.6MP camera
And to think I have an image taken by hubble that is 29566x14321. Must have taken a while to stitch!

Can't wait till October to see what it can do

 

[Nitefly]

Interesting.

Shame we can't have anything vaguely mysterious about space (or anything really) anymore without "lizards", "tilt" and "oh noes they are coming to invadez!".

Take each thread on its own merit rather than trolling them by association.

 

[Strife212]

No ones saying its a ship ._.

It's a new type of event like a Supernova, Black Hole, etc

 

[HummuH1]

No ones saying its a ship ._.

It's a new type of event like a Supernova, Black Hole, etc

Nope, definately a lizard.