in actual fact i know this because the sky was completely cloudy and no other stars in sight , plus i have seen this object move about 200 km in the space of 5 to 10 mins. my camera is an old crappy videocam with night shot. i was never able to pick up any stars on it at night but when i recorded this flashing rainbow object it came out very bright on my screen
it´s not Akturus, it´s Sirius. you can locate him on the left from the 3 Stars in a row in the orion-belt (?). hes flickering red,blue,green....
as i saw him first time i wondered around and done some research, so with the downloaded program Stellarium i figured it out, its Sirius! the only thing im wondering is, why do i not have seen him so much flickering in the past!??
this is the star Arcturus I have been tracking it for over a year, I have not found any official reason to why it is getting so active but it is a star called Arcturus not Venus , Sirius or any other it is Arcturus
i see this . i am in the uk ,, you can see something int he sky like a planet b4 the sun goes down .. white i thought it was an alien ship.. but when looked when dark then it was glowing as it does in your vidz
I've been seeing alot of rainbow stars, more than ever before. I don't think they are all stars though. I look at the big dipper and they don't flash rainbows. There are to many of these to be planets, so what are they? Your guess is as good as mine.
@tisturod i saw the same thing a few nights ago and it totally caught me off guard and freaked me out. i was sure it was a ufo... after doing some reading, stars can apparently strobe rainbow colors when they are low int he atmosphere due to atmospheric turbulence or interruption due to temperate/weather/etc... i was kind of disappointed to learn that it most likely wasn't a ufo, but i'm still going to say it was.
@tisturod i saw the same thing a few nights ago and it totally caught me off guard and freaked me out. i was sure it was a ufo... after doing some reading, stars can apparently strobe rainbow colors when they are low int he atmosphere due to atmospheric turbulence or interruption due to temperate/weather/etc... i was kind of disappointed to learn that it most likely wasn't a ufo, but i'm still going to say it was.
This was taken with a Konica Minolta Dimage Z10, it is a 3.2 MP. May I recommend MORE megapixels than 3.2! I took some footage of distant city lights and it looked the same. However, this 'star' was twinkling rainbow colors.
the lights are wayy to bright to be a star sorry
in actual fact i know this because the sky was completely cloudy and no other stars in sight , plus i have seen this object move about 200 km in the space of 5 to 10 mins. my camera is an old crappy videocam with night shot. i was never able to pick up any stars on it at night but when i recorded this flashing rainbow object it came out very bright on my screen
alizeroxx 7 months ago
it´s not Akturus, it´s Sirius. you can locate him on the left from the 3 Stars in a row in the orion-belt (?). hes flickering red,blue,green....
as i saw him first time i wondered around and done some research, so with the downloaded program Stellarium i figured it out, its Sirius! the only thing im wondering is, why do i not have seen him so much flickering in the past!??
shosh77 1 year ago
i just video taped a similar looking thing.. it just keeps blinking and hasnt moved...
crazy123beauty5 1 year ago
this is the star Arcturus I have been tracking it for over a year, I have not found any official reason to why it is getting so active but it is a star called Arcturus not Venus , Sirius or any other it is Arcturus
rrrdesigner 1 year ago
venus !!!
minus0472 1 year ago
i see this . i am in the uk ,, you can see something int he sky like a planet b4 the sun goes down .. white i thought it was an alien ship.. but when looked when dark then it was glowing as it does in your vidz
lilkayavincent 1 year ago
I have no footage but for the last week or so I have been seeing one particular star flash rainbow like a strobe light. What is it?
elysium22 2 years ago
I've been seeing alot of rainbow stars, more than ever before. I don't think they are all stars though. I look at the big dipper and they don't flash rainbows. There are to many of these to be planets, so what are they? Your guess is as good as mine.
tisturod 2 years ago
@tisturod i saw the same thing a few nights ago and it totally caught me off guard and freaked me out. i was sure it was a ufo... after doing some reading, stars can apparently strobe rainbow colors when they are low int he atmosphere due to atmospheric turbulence or interruption due to temperate/weather/etc... i was kind of disappointed to learn that it most likely wasn't a ufo, but i'm still going to say it was.
LotuSLaydee 1 year ago
@tisturod i saw the same thing a few nights ago and it totally caught me off guard and freaked me out. i was sure it was a ufo... after doing some reading, stars can apparently strobe rainbow colors when they are low int he atmosphere due to atmospheric turbulence or interruption due to temperate/weather/etc... i was kind of disappointed to learn that it most likely wasn't a ufo, but i'm still going to say it was.
LotuSLaydee 1 year ago
What kind of camera do you have? I can't get a good shot on my mom's camera. I need something better.
unknownpower000 3 years ago
This was taken with a Konica Minolta Dimage Z10, it is a 3.2 MP. May I recommend MORE megapixels than 3.2! I took some footage of distant city lights and it looked the same. However, this 'star' was twinkling rainbow colors.
tisturod 3 years ago
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Bds026 3 years ago