PatrickKn said:

It's unlikely that a satellite would orbit the Earth for 13000 years without degrading and eventually falling off course/burning up in the atmosphere. Is there any reason to believe that the image in question is a satellite at all, let alone a 13000 year old one?

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PatrickKn said:

It's unlikely that a satellite would orbit the Earth for 13000 years without degrading and eventually falling off course/burning up in the atmosphere. Is there any reason to believe that the image in question is a satellite at all, let alone a 13000 year old one?

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DustyBottoms said:

First Ive heard of this too.

LogicalChaos will be filling us all in within the hour I bet.

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Ha.

Whats funny is i just heard of this recently from my friend. Its one of the lesser known things in UFOlogy.

The story goes Nikola Tesla built a radio that picked up "strange signals" from outer space, before FM and AM radio stations were a reality (Nikola built the first radio).

I believe its a probe, an ET unmanned device, likely listening on to human development. Definitely makes the Ancient Alien theory much more interesting....


No idea if its still there, but Im guessing the Military already has captured it. But who knows for sure

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Space debris photographed in 1998 during the STS-88 mission has been widely claimed to be the Black Knight satellite. Space journalist James Oberg considers it probable that the photographs are of a thermal blanket that was confirmed as lost during an EVA by Jerry L. Ross and James H. Newman.[4][12]

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PatrickKn said:

I watched the video, I'm not convinced personally. It's a lot of information that is somewhat disconnected. The Tesla connection for example doesn't have anything to do with the satellite, though I'd like to know more about the types of signals Tesla received and what it was that made them unique. I wouldn't credit them to a single hypothetical satellite on a whim though. I'm still unsure where the 13000 years number originates.

And one thing is I don't see what the motive for such a satellite would be. A satellite's job is largely to bounce signals from Earth to another point on Earth. If the signals were coming from another planet, the waves would be much larger than Earth itself and there would be no need for a geostationary satellite to pick those signals up only to shoot them to the surface. For such a satellite to be plausible (when talking about signals), there would need to be several points on Earth that a civilization is attempting to communicate between. This debunks the Tesla connection to me entirely, as he was talking about signals coming from space, and that's probably exactly what they were, not signals coming from a satellite that is bouncing a signal from another point on Earth.

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twighead said:

Cthulu poop confirmed

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LogicaL Chaos said:

Thats assuming that the black knight was attempting to communicate with Earth, when it could be just monitoring it, and communicating to another planet.

The story goes is that the signal coming from space had a pattern and was too strong to be background noise.

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This Skull-Shaped Space Rock is Going To Fly By Earth Right After Halloween
...An asteroid, called 2015 TB145, looks from some angles like a human skull, with deep, dark eye sockets. It will swing back around to Earth just days after Halloween, on November 11.

The last time the object was seen from Earth was in October 2015. It gained a lot of fans from its Halloween flyby, and NASA nicknamed it "The Great Pumpkin."

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