My alien encounter
- Thread starter fballguy
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Wow im surprised tht you can see a satilite, ive always lived in the city which makes visabilty low.
Anyway it was prob just swap gas reflecting off of the moon light that caused a shimmer effect from a passing comet
Anyway it was prob just swap gas reflecting off of the moon light that caused a shimmer effect from a passing comet
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I wish I was a fish I wish.
You are saying it moved "way too fast" and changed directions?
Satellites never change directions - unless falling to Earth...
Did they blink or change brightness?
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Here's a tracking program I've used with excellent success.
I think I'll post it in a separate topic for the heck of it.
Some may get a kick out of what's flying overhead at any given time...
http://science.nasa.gov/Realtime/JTrack/
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Firefly? Object #2 is moving in an eliptical curve... First it's traveling in one direction, across the sky. As the curve takes it directly towards or away from you, it seems to be holding still in relative position, then, as the curve continues to bend, it shoots off in a seemingly new direction.
It's slower at first because the curve is already taking it a little towards/away from you, then much faster afterwards because once it's turned, it's running flat parallel to the observer.
You did'nt see anything, and you'll talk to know one about it. Or we'll tell em how much you liked the probing! Sheeze..we've never had anyone ask for a phone number or breakfast after a probe like that....
It's slower at first because the curve is already taking it a little towards/away from you, then much faster afterwards because once it's turned, it's running flat parallel to the observer.
You did'nt see anything, and you'll talk to know one about it. Or we'll tell em how much you liked the probing! Sheeze..we've never had anyone ask for a phone number or breakfast after a probe like that....
