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The Black Knight Satellite, History Of What We Know.. From Kepler To NASA
In 1899 Tesla discovered an electronic signal that he believed was coming from space. Signal where later picked up in the 1920s by HAM radio enthusiasts
1960 North American System Listening Station picked up a radar echo. They had detected an unknown satellite in orbit. R.Johnson director of the Adler Planetarium said…
The object does not even have the decency to maintain a regular schedule like any other heavenly body or man made object we have ever seen. It appears some nights and some nights it does not.
The satellite was in a polar orbit. It was further revealed that this could not have been the work of either Russia or the USA as they could not achieve polar orbit at the time. The USA named the satellite the Black Knight. A special committee was formed to gather information on the mysterious satellite.. An article was put into time magazine about it.
The satellite was photographed on 3rd September 1960 Long Island and Some seven months after it first appeared on radar image. On 1963 it was seen by an astronaut going into space.
On december 1998 The space craft endeavour was making a journey to the Space Station it recorded several images that many people think to be the Black Knight.
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I have a difficult time giving credibility to many of the “journalists” who post of this site. If only a small amount of time was expended on proof reading the work, one would find many small errors that are not only annoying, but point to either a careless disregard for the conventions of writing, or borderline illiteracy. Try capitalizing proper nouns, if you know what they are.
It looks like a thermal blanket. It think that it is. It does not put out any radio waves, which only SETI, not aliens actually would use, anyway. It does not look like any identifiable spaceship of any kind.