NASA UFOs: STS-75 The Tether Incident

can anybody tell me the web link to NASA, if this is indeed comes from NASA

Thank you very much in advance

You call that a Halloween party 'life'?

You're either very young or american :P

Yup.That's life.After Mointain biking all day in the beautiful outdoors I'm gonna go out let loose and and mingle with some women.You know what women are right? I doubt it.I bet you had a lot of friends in grade school.

Ah close, you're Canadian, that's not so bad. Still, Halloween is not something to celebrate over here - it's just an excuse for kids to vandalise your property sadly.

Oh well mountain bking happens to be one of my hobbies too. I've got 2 bikes - on is a actually a Banshee Scream from Canada.

And btw the wife says hello :P

scuse typos btw - trying to do several things at once

Well Hello to your wife.That is correct I am Canadian and situated in Vancouver.I do the North shore and Whistler on a regular Basis.Banshee is a nice bike.Their headquartered right hear in Van.I also have a couple or rides one being an 08 Norco Six 3. Cheers n Ride On!! ; )

Also.I'm not disagreeing with you as to the appearance of these objects which is due to a camera effect.One good point is that you never see side views if they are disc shaped.Probably orbs.Also The notches always appear to be in the 1 & 7 o'clock
positions.These still appear to be intelligently controlled because some of these objects appear to speed up,slow down and alter their flightpath.Check this vid out :
The STS75 "Tether Incident" - FORENSIC ANALYSIS.

Yes, well spotted on the fact that none of the objects ever appear edge-on (clue #1), and again well spotted re the notches (clue #2). Both of these clues are actually evidence (there's more) for the objects being close to the camera and therefore way out of focus. This renders any small object disc-like (called a 'circle of confusion'), and the notches follow an FOV dependant pattern. I have a video which breaks down this pattern if you'll care to look.

The explanation for the notches is that a circle of confusion will always have features determined by the design of the lens, and if there are any obstructions around its periphery, they will impinge upon the resultant image. Something like a circlip (aka snap ring) for example. Which parts of the impinging object come into play depends on an object's angle relative to the optical axis.

The movement is also explainable, but i'm not sure it's worth my while. Clues: gravity and drag.