http://home.exetel.com.au/bmgoau/space/008_1211.html

zoom in and out with your mouse wheel. and no i dont think it could be aliens (they would definately know where the hubble was pointed if they were tring to be sneaky)

So what?

There's no doubt other lifeforms exist other than us. The odds are too great.

They can't contact us, we can't contact them. Pointless thread.

its pointless posting in a pointless thread isnt?

there has been no proof that there is other lifeforms, so there is some doubt that other lifeforms may not exist. physical proof of existence would be a breakthrough

This post was edited by cialda on Nov 13 2009 06:51pm

i usually ignore multis, but yes it would be a landmark in history for all time. the odds of seeing anything with any detail is incredibly small due to the tiny patch of night sky the camera covered.

edit: also note this exposure was taken over several hours, it must be a stationary object or more likely an illusion.

This post was edited by juliusjuice on Nov 13 2009 06:57pm

looks like a missile or rocket to me.

Theoretically, depending on which theory/theories you "believe" in, the chances of us being alone are far far less than the chances of other species/lifeforms being out there somewhere.
The chances of us to ever encounter another lifeform are very slim.



It's probably just some chinese food, that the scientists spilt ^^

This post was edited by Mag1z on Nov 14 2009 03:16am

thats not a ufo
its a weather balloon

a weather balloon that far out ? ^^ U r lol

hey that picture was my old desktop -.-

Could be a UFO

But chances are it could also be an asteroid (or a rock fragment) drifting in space