Space Out!

>>2951014
Um, what dat?

>>2951353
That's the Black Knight satellite. Tesla and other amateur radio operators have caught signals from something in orbit since 1899, long before there was any technology that could allow humans to place satellites into orbit. That picture was taken 99 years later in 1998 during a NASA mission. It is believed that this is the satellite that has been sending radio transmission since the very first prototypes of radio were created.

>>2951392
KEK. It's space junk, dude.

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To wit

>>2951430
Prove it.

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>>2951466
That's not how extraordinary claims work.

>>2951473
It's pretty cute when a single piece of junk is the size of small country but in reality there's just about enough debris to cover 0,000000001% of the troposphere let alone anything above it. Not to mention that there's nothing that looks even remotely similar to the Black Knight.

>>2951534
>single piece of junk is the size of small country
uhuehuehuehuehehehehe

>>2951611
There's a reason why they say measure twice, cut once. I feel sorry for you.