This is one of the clearest videos of an unexplained object ever made from the Space Shuttle. It's hard to tell from this clip, but the object has a very definite motion and appears controlled. It moves quickly to the nearby proximity of the shuttle and stops. NASA has offered no explanation for this motion, but describes the object as a piece of "space debris".

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This video represents the most extensive sequence of unknown objects ever filmed by a professional crew, and in a normal society would be sufficient evidence to spark an extensive scientific investigation of the unexplained phenomena observed. That there has been no such effort speaks volumes about how much must be known about this material behind the scenes.

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In the first clip, the strange material on the ground is actually Sao Paolo, Brazil. This odd appearance is caused by the effect of the city 's bright lights on the very wide open lens aperture of the camera, which is attempting to record in deep darkness. It is not visible in this short clip, but the unknown operator of the camera spends some time positioning the instrument before the object comes out of the city. Obviously, the object was expected to appear by whoever was ordering the camera movements. What the object is remains unknown. It was huge and moving very fast and appears to be surrounded by some sort of field. This is all that can be said about it.

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The mission then proceeds over the Brazilian rain forest, which is covered by an extensive area of thunderstorms. In the next clip, an object is seen drifting above the storms and acquiring a plasma of some sort around it. The object is above the atmosphere, and probably at least fifty miles above the storms. Other objects appear to emerge from the storm clouds, while yet more dart back and forth, some appearing like meteors, but not in ballistic trajectories.

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The final clip shows an object moving slowly along with lights pulsating on both sides. It is easy to see that this is no rotating ice particle. The object is not moving in an orbital path, which means that it is under control. What it is remains unknown.

We were asleep in our cabin in upstate New York. It was warm and the windows were open. The bedroom windows overlooked the back yard on one side and the driveway on the other. I was awakened by the sound of gravel crunching in the driveway. When I sat up, I observed a woman standing in the doorway to the bedroom, which was at the foot of the bed. Behind her was a large man with a beard. Behind them there appeared to be somebody else, I could not see who, but the strange, gliding motion was very unusual.

Before I could so much as cry out, they had incapacitated me. They pressed for a time on my left ear. A few moments later, there was a tremendous flash and the sound of somebody crashing frantically off through the woods.

The next day, my ear hurt. I noted a hard swelling in the pina. Subsequently, there were a number of episodes of a strange sound in the ear, accompanied by redness and heat. Both the heat and the redness were easily observable, and were observed by scientist William Mallow, among others.

When Dr. Lerma opened an incision to reach the object, which had been diagnosed as a cyst, he observed it to be a white disk. When he touched it with the scalpel, in moved under its own power to another part of my earlobe. He then closed the incision, because this was not an expected result. A small part of the object had been nicked off, and it was sent to a lab for study. It was found to contain microscopic crystals, perhaps of calcium carbonate. Its surface was distressed, and had the appearance to one biologist of tentacles. It was composed of collagen.

A week after the incision was closed, the object returned to its former position in my ear, where it remains to this day. On rare occasions, it will still "turn on." I have not been able to notice any change in my mental or physical functioning when this happens, but I try all the time to somehow detect what it does or to make it work on my own, but so far without results.