You are not logged in. [Login] Entrance · Main Index · Search · New user · Who's Online FAQ · Calendar Astrophotography and Sketching >> Solar System Imaging & Processing Previous   Index   Next   Threaded   Pages: 1 fishmagnet sage Reged: 12/11/07 Posts: 268 Loc: Satellite Beach Fla Flying disc captured while imaging Canis Major       #2573125 - 08/10/08 09:10 PM Attachment (29 downloads) Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Roxy the Astro-Lab and her Fribee. *****John -------------------- Vixen ED 103S refractor Celestron C8 SCT Takahashi EM 11 Temma II Jr Astro-Tech AT66ED SBIG ST-10E CFW-8 Meade DSI Pro II monochrome CCD Atik filter wheel JMI Robofocus Philips PCVC 740K ToUcam Registax 4.0 Photoshop CS3 MaxIm DL4 The Sky 6 Astro-Lab Roxy Member Brevard Astronomical Society "Starin' at the stars in a distant galaxy; wonderin' if there's someone out there starin' back at me!" Fountains of Wayne Post Extras:       67champ sage Reged: 07/03/06 Posts: 328 Loc: Ohio, USA Re: Flying disc captured while imaging Canis Major [Re: fishmagnet]       #2573188 - 08/10/08 09:36 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   HA-HA, you got me...... dt -------------------- "To the Moon!" Orion 127mm Mak-Cass Meade 60mm Refractor Post Extras:       fishmagnet sage Reged: 12/11/07 Posts: 268 Loc: Satellite Beach Fla Re: Flying disc captured while imaging Canis Major [Re: 67champ]       #2573228 - 08/10/08 09:53 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Just trying to keep things interesting. *****John -------------------- Vixen ED 103S refractor Celestron C8 SCT Takahashi EM 11 Temma II Jr Astro-Tech AT66ED SBIG ST-10E CFW-8 Meade DSI Pro II monochrome CCD Atik filter wheel JMI Robofocus Philips PCVC 740K ToUcam Registax 4.0 Photoshop CS3 MaxIm DL4 The Sky 6 Astro-Lab Roxy Member Brevard Astronomical Society "Starin' at the stars in a distant galaxy; wonderin' if there's someone out there starin' back at me!" Fountains of Wayne Post Extras:       siriusc super member Reged: 04/03/07 Posts: 183 Loc: Racine, WI Re: Flying disc captured while imaging Canis Major [Re: fishmagnet]       #2573334 - 08/10/08 10:48 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Hi John: Well that settles it, your scientific evidence is overwhelming, that flying saucer is definitely in the direction of Canis Major. A conclusion must be drawn that it originated in the Sirius Star System, some 8.7 light years from Earth. Since the craft is hovering over water the alien life forms on board must be reptilian, I would therefore safely hypothesize that they are from a planet orbiting the star Sirius "C"! It all makes perfect sense, Dan Post Extras:       fishmagnet sage Reged: 12/11/07 Posts: 268 Loc: Satellite Beach Fla Re: Flying disc captured while imaging Canis Major [Re: siriusc]       #2573374 - 08/10/08 11:03 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Dan, I like your logic! Your hypothesis is very much along the lines of what I was thinking, this is scary man! *****John -------------------- Vixen ED 103S refractor Celestron C8 SCT Takahashi EM 11 Temma II Jr Astro-Tech AT66ED SBIG ST-10E CFW-8 Meade DSI Pro II monochrome CCD Atik filter wheel JMI Robofocus Philips PCVC 740K ToUcam Registax 4.0 Photoshop CS3 MaxIm DL4 The Sky 6 Astro-Lab Roxy Member Brevard Astronomical Society "Starin' at the stars in a distant galaxy; wonderin' if there's someone out there starin' back at me!" Fountains of Wayne Post Extras:       Pages: 1 Previous   Index   Next   Threaded   Extra information 8 registered and 7 anonymous users are browsing this forum. 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