A reader calling himself HaIsh sent me a heads-up today: "Look at the video, you might see something amazing."
Aside from the obvious lens flares, this is what I saw. Any ideas what it could be? And what is that red orb over to the far left that appears to be half-lit and half-darkened like any other celestial body? In the center of the white circle, is that Nibiru and its moon? Or is that the dark star with a red Nibiru tagging along? And are those streaks giant meteors following in their wake?
So many questions. So few answers!
A SPACE WEATHER BALLOON AT THE EDGE OF SPACE: On Friday, Sept. 2nd, Spaceweather.com and the students of Earth to Sky Calculus launched a research balloon from the slopes of Mt. Washington in New Hampshire. En route to measure radiation at the edge of space, the balloon's payload snapped this spherical image of the Atlantic Coast of Maine:
The balloon popped at an altitude of 118,000 feet, about 10 minutes after it took this picture. Parachuting back to Earth, the payload landed in a forest of tall trees not far from Tripp Pond, Maine, where a combined team of students from Southern Maine Community College and Earth to Sky Calculus recovered it for analysis.
It’s funny, but another (sky watching/Nibiru) website had been doing the same thing a while back. So I believe they got the idea from him. Very good sighting.
ReplyDeleteThe video is great, but I wonder where the other planets, moons and sun are. It's hard to see anything else.
ReplyDeleteI used my finger and moved the ? around and yes Devash one can see more than that red orb, very nice. Know that in space where the balloon was, the objects appear smaller, but when viewing within our atmosphere they will appear much larger. Why I don't know, but it was explained on a video I saw.
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