The Black Knight Satellite

[BrainStorm_wow]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fr9YkXQGTiw
Has anyone heard of this and if so ever seen it while projecting?

[Stillwater]

Yes, I have heard of it.

The "Black Knight Satellite" is largely held to be a closeup of a piece of orbiting debris left over from a past launch.

Satellites and objects like this one aren't the sort of thing it would be likely you would ever encounter, for a few reasons.

The first is that, supposing it was possible to have a projection which was a perfect recreation of the physical world (which I doubt), objects like this are beyond miniscule in comparison to the volume of orbital space they occupy. When spacecraft are in orbit, they never see satellites they haven't expressly manuevered to rendeyzvous with. Imagine how big a basketball looks from 8 miles away. Then multiply that distance by 10. You just shouldn't rationally be seeing things that are that small and distant.

For the next reason, let us now suppose that you were projecting on a mission with the intention to view these satellites. Would you see satellites in that case? Absolutely. But the reality is that your expectation of what you wanted to be up there will probably color your entire experience. It is very difficult to separate expectation from external information, sadly.

[Szaxx]

An untarnished and completely innocent mind with no prior knowledge or expectations would be required with total awareness. That is a prerequisite for viewing anything accurately. You'd need to be around  3 or 4 years old and a natural to do this successfully.
Then what you experience IS a perfect match.
Tall order for anyone to have.

[Stillwater]

I vote Szaxx the projection trainer for the Jedi pre-school.

[Bluefirephoenix]

I think people have tried to remote view it and have not come up with much. I think it's just debris. I've been exploring some things that you might be interested in. Check out CE-5 and Steven Greer. About 15 years ago I did some experiments along those lines and it was definetly interesting. Going first hand into exploring something is very interesting.

[Szaxx]

I vote Szaxx the projection trainer for the Jedi pre-school.

ROFL, I had to wait 40 years to see Saturn's rings again. Man hadn't landed on the then but they did shortly after. Perfect match apart from the  planets shadow funnily enough.
Any wannabe Jedi's...

[Nameless]

Me Me!!! LOL