Rats in Space | SpaceX CRS-19 Falcon 9 Launch TOTAL FAKE must watch!!

I already explained this before you even posted the thread.


They gave up on the subject after I posted that.

Last Edited by Astromut on 01/06/2020 08:08 AM

How about eyes, brains and common sense. They don't count in the world of Elon Musk and NASA and SPACE-x?

WOW. OP!! That is a fucking mouse!!

I agree with Astro.

But i still want to believe it's a giant rat, just for shits and giggles.

possum ice.

I've always enjoyed the kind and courteous manner that you speak to others with when explaining ideas, concepts and facts that they are questioning.

Can I be honest with you?

I didn't see anything that could not be faked by an amateur with CGI to make a bogus claim against NASA or SpaceX.

Here's how I would do it.

Make two youtube accounts

The first account copies a live feed and with CGI adds the fat rat into the video.

The second account clips the first to "expose" the fat rat in the video.

Now if you really want to get fancy you use a third youtube account to show how you added the fat rat into the video and then delete the account claiming that YOUTUBE censored you for exposing the hoax.

And this time it took the random shape of a RAT with perfectly shapef nose and symmetrically placed ears...Haha!!

If anything looks fake it's the super imposed rat with no legs.

I watched a launch from Vandenberg CA a few years ago. The rocket flew south over the Pacific leaving a tremendous colorful vapor trail and the two booster rockets returned to the launch pad for a perfect landing. I watched it in person ... and on TV. It was amazing and very real.

Eyes brains and common sense all points to it being ice, which is why you can see it accumulating and breaking off from the vent prior to sliding around on top of the turbopump exhaust pipe. Especially since this happens on every single launch. Of course the shape of the ice is random, so common sense tells you that pareidolia making it look like a "mouse" to you does not mean it actually is a mouse. Of course you don't regularly pay attention to SpaceX launches but for those of us who do this is a common occurrence:
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19:14, 21:44 [link to www.youtube.com (secure)]
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11:55 [link to www.youtube.com (secure)]
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It's ice. Get over it.

Last Edited by Astromut on 01/06/2020 08:09 AM

And mission control is just another keg party with screaming tweens.

It doesn't really look much like a rat, it looks like a string of ice. If you really think it's a rat then explain why ice always appears on that part of the engine on all these previous launches at about that time during the launch. CRS 19 was nothing special and you can see the ice accumulating and breaking off from the vent prior to seeing it slide around on the turbopump exhaust pipe.
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Last Edited by Astromut on 01/06/2020 08:10 AM

Lol please explain the second video of the OP, in the second post in this thread. That is obviously a rodent. The first video i didnt saw it.

While you were busy watching the fat rat on the rocket engine... a flock of geese flew by in the backround. Honk... honk.

I already explained it. Try actually reading and following my links. It's ice. It happens on every Falcon 9 launch.

If you had bothered to read and follow the links on the very first post I made on this thread, you would know I already debunked it.

Last Edited by Astromut on 01/06/2020 08:10 AM

Its probably "doctored" lol, but its not ice.

Wrong. I posted a link to the original video as uploaded by SpaceX. It is not doctored and it is not a mouse. It is ice and it happens on every launch.

Follow the links, I know what I'm talking about.

Last Edited by Astromut on 01/06/2020 08:11 AM

You're missing the point. I provided hard proof that this happens on every launch and that it is just ice. None of you have been able to refute my evidence, it doesn't matter that I attack you all for calling me out. If you don't want me to attack you on your own thread then don't make a call out asking for me to be here.

lulz...

nice work astro...

If you refer to the original video and the time when said event occurs, which is 1:05:55, something certainly rotated around the inner right but highly unlikely it is a rodent. Looks like a deceptive edit.

Yes i have seen the ice in those links Astro. But not in this one from the OP

Look at my links. They are all from SpaceX and they are not edited. It's ice. It happens every launch. It's not my fault you never noticed this before.

19:16, 22:49 [link to www.youtube.com (secure)]
19:14, 21:44 [link to www.youtube.com (secure)]
26:15 [link to www.youtube.com (secure)]
11:55 [link to www.youtube.com (secure)]
26:23 [link to www.youtube.com (secure)]

Last Edited by Astromut on 01/06/2020 08:11 AM

Definitely a moving part. Looks like a rat, but there has to be an explanation of a moving part.

It's the same thing. Just because it looks interesting to you in that one instance and not the others doesn't mean it's any different. It's just a random shape. It's random every time.

It's like saying that because a cloud look like a mouse to you it's no longer a cloud.

Last Edited by Astromut on 01/06/2020 08:11 AM

Astro, what about the rat in space? This is a 14 second clip. Thanks for your time.

I watched much more of the video and in that specific spot there are other moving parts that "one" might perceive as something other than a moving part that is most obviously an adjustment of sorts happening...

I have already addressed it a dozen times. Are you not reading my posts, or is it that you are incapable of understanding that I'm talking about that clip? Maybe it's that you don't want people to watch the full video where you can see the context of the ice building up and sublimating away. Whatever the reason is I've already addressed the CRS 19 video. That is where the clip is from.

Did anyone notice the drips from a leaking pipe or something

It's ice, dude. It happens every launch.

Excellent find! Ignore shills.