UFO Fastwalkers found in Space

[scrivwin]

Space debris

[marktimmer2212]

space shrimp.

garlick lemon butter

some salt.

nJoy!

[emerald1one1]

amazing service crew in freeze frames...

[cbcoza]

space debris!

[WomboDK]

That alien does not know how to drive.

[hthury]

@WomboDK :-) I thought the same. Why the alien drive all at random. Is he/she/it fooling around?

[electronicdawg]

sliced and diced bullcrap

[edenarmian]

i mean i saw it in real ..one early morning

[edenarmian]

i know what i saw was ufo..i believed,,,,,most ppl are blinded ,and that's what they want ..but now lot of ppl are awaken too ..i can say what i saw was very clear

[magnetismewave]

Micrometeorite

[soldiercoler]

I'm probably wrong but maybe it's just space dust/particles floating around and reflecting the light of the sun. Or random crap from our junkyards that were ejected into space. But then again i don't know...

[chris03653837]

looks like ice

[RagingBubuli]

Looks like a highly intelligent Space Fireflies.

[TybaltC]

bioorganisms anyone?

[soupful]

Trevor Jones/James Constable who designed the infamous broken 'tether' in space calls them "space critters"?

[Morsiiee2k10]

its not debris ,or chunks of ice .. and if its bugz ? they sure as hell moving fast as a mother fucker .

[soviet86]

lense flares? ide imagine youde get some weird lense flares on a cam mounted in space.

[NewLogicEnt]

I think one thing we're going to have to come to understand one day is that life is able to grow in any form out there, and one thing I've been thinking about since I saw the Stubbs videos years ago was that these are nothing more then "SPACE BUGS" of some sort... Perhaps not even intelligent like we would consider intelligence but a bug that lives in space.

[Dakers11]

Skipped frames, bugs, unclear imaging. Holding open the shutter. How about an advanced lifeform that exists and has studied humans. To which it or they do not want or even care to explain their unknown reasoning. It looks to be scanning or probing, what or whoever . Then ---gone without even a thank you.

[elevenby2]

I've just counted them... 137! I hope this can be very useful for our governments.

just in case they raise on defence tax.

[Sp33dyD3m0n]

BUG

[TheJcp1234]

Bugs in space. Cool.

[tanenberger]

FLASH in the space!

[nelcruzar]

i thought there are billions of stars in space, but here i don't see them.

[DelMonteOnSteroids]

@nelcruzar Dude, that's like saying "i thought there are billions of fish in the sea, but here i don't see them." when you stick your head in the ocean off a boat. Besides, the light from the sun blots them out.

[SuperBsmaster]

there ain't nothing there it's so *yawn* fake

[anonymousent]

Hmmm ..... 8 Billion aliens on the same mission .... and NOT ONE of these azzholez have LOCATED DISNEYLAND !!!! ........ Ya' freakin' idiots / STAY OUTTA ARKANSAS !!!

[jayhelldee]

It looks like it has a shadow. That means its inside the shuttle/camera id have thought

[gsmac44]

theres a ghost like figure at 0.12

[CantStopWontStop818]

This is just space debris moving in front of the camera...

[ThePapabear27]

uhhh....can anybody say time lapse photography?

[toepebble]

Dude, this screams Aphex Twin. I jammed. Thanks for posting.

[lane83180]

@toepebble  fuck yea

[liljohnnydel1]

opticle targeting device gathering data at convergence sites

[ss06utube]

tricky one most likely debris,but who knows

[edstar83]

@ss06utube debris?? the spacestation would be full of holes. so would the astronauts.

[lonerayven]

@edstar83 its motion blur from the camera moving. Because they're using a special type of UV filtering, it's very blurry when panned around.

[edstar83]

@lonerayven the motion blur is from the slowed down shutter speed. these things are obviously flying by really fast to only appear on screen for a few seconds. maybe they are some sort of organic life form that lives in outer space itself.

[valdory]

hmmmm i watch this thing a long time ago cant remember what is was called but it was about an unknown insect on our planet that moves so so fast that we cannot even see it! this reminds me of it

[ss06utube]

yes they would, but they dodged it, dont forget the debris was only going a few thousand miles per hour,the spacestation raised shields and the astronaut had a cricket bat,see.

[matrixspawn2009]

Anamolous Light Liquidity Absorbing Heresy

or allah if you prefer-_-

[deathfortea]

it also appears between the camera and the shuttle, is that now to be taken as they are very tiny ufo's and only a few feet away from the camera,

[dracentsparkle]

Thanks for the kind sharing*

[clipbrowser]

i think thats just a cigar one of the astronaut lost while space walking....Peaze

[ThePS3Expert]

Great upload!

[valere76]

Thank you for putting in a million hours for the rest of us ! If you need help, I'd love to help !

[truemirror]

critters, I wonder if they sting.

[fernandoalonsoynwa]

SECRETNASAMAN are you martyn stubbs ?

[01101100d]

hmmm, that is quite unusual, skeptic or not we certainly must keep open minds on the unknown.

[edstar83]

Rods... skeptics dismiss them as insects. insects in space? dont tell me debris because i'll slap you.

[kopronko]

I would say, that these are spirits .

[TUBEORATER]

Martyn, I think this type of video should be explained more thoroughly. Many people won't know what they are seeing.

You are more aware than others that this anamoly doesn't happen all the time when you look at individual frames.

Would it be possible to separate the camera shots and number the frames used in each sequence? Only you know if there are skipped frames.

Without some point of reference we can't make any calculations.

Tell us that 60 fps is twice as fast as standard video framing

[quarkzone]

well let me think...i slow down any bit of foot and things appear to move faster....and they will linger just as you might hold open the shutter on a camera...come on...lets stop making everything a ufo and be real....the only things that get hurt by this is real research and it gives the skeptics ammo...stick to keeping it a science and use decent methodology

[grey167]

Thank you again for uploading another very cool and interesting video

[theyreoutthere]

amazing they can move that fast in our atmosphere

[Toki52]

@theyreoutthere

I'd say it's "their" atmosphere.

[renekenshin6573]

@theyreoutthere this is already out of earths atmosphere, it's already in space