Mysterious Black Knight Satellite seen in Gemini 12 photo? - Oct 3, 2013

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In February 1960 the US detected an unknown object in polar orbit, a feat that neither they or the USSR had been able to accomplish. As if that wasn't enough, it apparently was several sizes larger than anything either country would have been able to get off the ground.

And then, the oddness began. HAM operators began to receive strange coded messages. One person in particular said he managed to decode one of the transmissions, and it corresponded to a star chart. A star chart which would have been plotted from earth 13,000 years ago, and focused on the Epsilon Bostes star system.

Is it the mysterious Black Knight Satellite or the Black Knight legend is just a jumble of completely unrelated stories; reports of unusual science observations, authors promoting fringe ideas, classified spy satellites and people over-interpreting photos.

 

Image link: http://tothemoon.ser.asu.edu/data_g/G12/Hasselblad-SuperWideAngle/full/S66-63529_G12-S_f.png
Related article: Did NASA delete black Knight Satellite from its photo archive?
More information about the Black Knight at: forbiddenhistory.info - armaghplanet.com

Doomed GOCE Satellite Will Fall To Earth In October, ESA Says - Sept 24, 2013

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The European GOCE satellite (17.2-foot - 5.3-meter) is facing a fiery doom next month, when it is expected to begin falling from space to end a successful mission to map Earth's gravity.

The spacecraft runs out of fuel in October, but exactly when and where it will fall to Earth isn't yet known.

Most of the satellite will burn up in the atmosphere, but a quarter of it reportedly will survive the fiery reentry. An estimated 40 to 50 fragments of the spacecraft, weighing a total of about 550 pounds (250 kilograms), are expected to scatter a trail of debris over the planet, ESA officials told AFP. livescience