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yes i've been seeing formations mock constellations. i've seen the big or liottle dipper go across the sky SO many times now, always with single orbs in the area as well
Wakeupsleepyhead1984 2 years ago
Great videos, Last evening I watched the same flashy "disco balls" To me it seemed to form a "fake" looking Orion. Even at the end of your video right before it ended you sort can see the shape of Orion. Thats just my opinion, what ya think? I live in western Pa. I've also been over to Murrysville to check out the skies there. I've never seen so many "craft" in the sky at one time. CRAZY SHIT!! You and your crew and ALison are doing an amazing job!! Thank you for your time/effort!
deebie12 2 years ago
Thanks,deebie12.....I have seen these disco/plasma balls, a few times, move into position and stay there usually for weeks at a time. You want to talk about crazy , now that is strange.......
mikie8865 2 years ago
Keep reporting! Thanks
CosmicDramaQueen 2 years ago
amazing...there are little ones that blink also
TheReptube 2 years ago
It's crazy that there are so many...and they are not stars , I can only film the North star because it's really bright. I have a part 2 and in that vid. two flew into position and hovered , i caught one of them throwing lights again.
mikie8865 2 years ago
Same Here!
The only star that my camcorder can film is the North Star.
Is The North Star Jupiter?
Great Video!
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MsTutzee 2 years ago
Yeah, that bright thing ,I thought was the North star , then I heard it was Jupiter and the space station, Does anyone know for sure. Ian, a host from a radio show called coast to coast, said he could not get a straight answer about what it was....... anyway I had no idea how bad , dark, this vid was I think I might re upload....
mikie8865 2 years ago
No. The north star is a Star. Jupiter is a Planet. The north star is always North. Jupiter rises in the east and sets in the west just like the sun, moon, and other celestial objects.
thrundar 2 years ago
Oh!
In That Case...
I don't think I've ever seen Jupiter :o(
Or If I Have...
I obviously didn't realise what I was seeing.
Thanks!
MsTutzee 2 years ago