Ja sam video nesto ali nisam siguran da li se to moze svrstati u NLO.Evo kako je bilo : bio sam klinac mozda 8-9 godina i roditelji i ja smo isli u goste.Kada smo dosli kod prijatelja sedeli smo na terasi, posto je bilo leto a i vreme je bilo super. Sedeo sam na stolici i gledao u nebo, gledao sam u zvezde, kad se odjednom svetla tacka koja je stajala na nebu se pomerila iz jednog mesta u drugi.Izgledalo je ovako: prvo je mirovala , onda u toku pomeranja je ostavljala trag iza sebe kao zvezda padalica, ali neverujem da je to bila padalica jer ovaj predmet posle toga je opet stajao u mestu, velicina je bila otprilike kao obicne zvezde gledano sa zemlje, znaci tacka!!! Prvo sam mislio da je to neki avion ili neka svemirska stanica, ali opet se postavlja pitanje kako je taj predmet mogao preci veliko rastojanje za takvo kratko vreme...

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Мени звучи на НЛО.

Pa kako da nisam video NLO...
Video sam ga dosta puta u seriji Dosije X. 

Ma jedno miliJon puta..

Observing Satellites for Yourself

Satellite observing is easy. Here are some tips to help getting started.
Find a dark-sky site (if possible).
Go outside at the appropriate time, when the sky is dark after sunset, or before the sky gets bright before sunrise. Dark adaptation is helpful, meaning that you need to be outside 20 to 40 minutes before your eyes fully adapt to the darkness.
Look around the sky, enjoying the constellations and planets. A telescope or binoculars are not needed; just scan the sky with your unaided eyes. Eventually, you will see a satellite.
When you see a point of light moving across the sky, study its behavior to distinguish satellites from airplanes and other objects.
Is it a single point of light (satellite), or multiple lights (airplane)? Binoculars help to see the different airplane running lights more clearly.
Is it fairly steady or flashing irregularly (satellite), or flashing very regularly (most likely an airplane)?
Is it traveling in a straight path (satellite), or does it make turns (airplane)? Don't let your mind fool you: it sometimes likes to try to convince you that a satellite is moving slowly side to side. It is not moving in this manner; your mind is having troubles distinguishing a straight line amongst the random pattern of stars.


http://members.aol.com/jwholtz/sat/background.htm

Satellites higher than about 3000 kilometres move very slowly, even when directly overhead, and are not easily picked up at random unless the observer happens to be looking directly at the satellite when it passes close to a star. A phenomenon that will be noticed while looking for satellites is that eventually all the stars appear to be moving - this is a result of looking too long and straining the eyes. It is better to relax and not concentrate on a particular area for too long. Another phenomenon that will be noticed is that the observed satellite may appear to move across the sky in a jerky or slightly zig-zag motion -- this is caused by the eye not moving smoothly when changing the point of view.

http://www.saao.ac.za/~wgssa/as3/roberts.html

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