Mars and UFOs Mysteries: Anomalies in the STS-133 Flight

Saturday, March 12, 2011

Anomalies in the STS-133 Flight

Author: Josef Bauer | Filed Under: Space Explor. 01 |

Report: #0168

The flight of the Space Shuttle Discovery STS-133 is not only its last journey into space but also sends us images of some anomalies and the beauty of our Earth.

On the fifth day of its trip to the space station (in English, International Space Station or ISS), two astronauts worked outside the station, and photos of them were taken. In the background, the wonder of our Earth is seen.

At this moment, Earth is above them. Positions no longer have the only possible perspective as on Earth, where up is inevitably the sky and down the ground.

The Space Shuttle Discovery always docks to the International Space Station—or ISS for short—in such a way that Earth is below the shuttle. The underside of the shuttle is oriented toward Earth, and the upper part of the fuselage is on top.

On the hull, which opens after docking, there is a long arm like a crane. This arm is used to lift any satellite or equipment brought to the space station.

During these walks or work in free and nearly weightless space, the astronauts move around the ISS. Suddenly, Earth is above the astronauts or below them again. Depending on the camera angle. In this image, we observe Earth receiving sunlight on its dawn side on the right, while the left part remains still dark.

There are two points in this narrow strip that surrounds Earth with its atmosphere. One is located on Earth like a highly compressed large cloud, and the other appears as a spherical spot in the stratosphere. Something resembling a huge explosion on Earth, launching an enormous mass of air into space.

I hope I'm wrong in my interpretation and that it reflects something I can't see. Unfortunately for me, it's also not clear over which country this explosion took place.

Because an expulsion of air of this magnitude could only be caused by an atomic bomb. I hope such an explosion did not occur.

Greetings,

Don Josef Bauer

11 days later, Fukushima exploded.

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