objects many times in a row. we ve heard the international space station, flares. it can t be the international space station. this defies orbit. it hovers there and stays there. what about burning up into the orbit, some sort of a satellite debris, anything like that, space junk? i don t think space junk burns up at the same time in the same spot every day for, i mean, ten days in a row. okay. how long does it last? sometimes it lasts a few hours. there have been sightings of it it s just stayed there and then disappeared out of nowhere. really, it s like it has its own life. it s like it does whatever it wants. i really couldn t say. it doesn t follow a pattern. okay. so how long are you going to keep watching this thing? you going out there again tonight? well, i m going to be working. my girlfriend will be out with the camera. all we need is one sighting to say 11 nights in a row.
i don t think the radar detecting that aircraft moving north is the great problem that everyone seems to think it is. if you have ever flown out over the ocean, it is sometimes sometimes it s impossible to get somebody to see you on radar. that s when you want to be seen. i can t even imagine how easy it would be to evade radar if you wanted to evade radar. that s the problem i m seeing. christopher, you want to respond to that? i mean it, seems like, you know, there are very few people who think as hank does. hank has obviously flown these 777s, i are not. we have now had these sort of wild goose chases with these satellite debris fields that have apparently turned out to be false. we are now on another one and we keep hearing words like credible. it s sort of hard to digest this. well, yeah. there are two things mainly. what initially happened on the airplane that caused it to suddenly make these