strange images from space!!! Can anyone explain this?

That doesn't jive with me.

I can not speak to the blue line, but the circles with what looks like a cross hair in it is a lenseing affect from the reflecting mirror of the telescope. beacause the complete images are composites of many images. The circle's show up regularly. Light enters the telescope, travels down to the bottom hitting the main mirror. Than the light reflects back up the telescope to the reflecting mirror suspended in a structure in the middle of the top of the telescope. Where the light is reflected back down the telescope into a whole in the center of the main Mirror , into the camera, eyepiece, infrared detector,or what have you. The cross is basically the shadow of the structure holding the reflecting mirror at the top of the telescope.

would it have something to do with this?

Thanks for that info!

A lot of blue tubes have been seen coming out of the sun or going through the sun. They seem to be rapid transit for space cars. It wouldn't be surprising to see this employed throughout the galaxy.

TUBULAR, Dude

I suspect those lines are some sort of field effect for deflecting and attracting energy sources and whatever other objects their constructors have in mind.

Perhaps they are quantum fields for attaining warp effects, or, crossing dimensions.

The blue cross orbs look like the mechanisms for constructing and maintaining those fields.

Why else have these in space, if not for some specific purposes?

With all we DO NOT KNOW in our 'modern' science, we must look like we are at child's play to our peers throughout the multiverse.

All of it amazes me.

Jellyfishes in the fucking sky and you're asking what they are?

Lucifer bringing his army to unleash the "great deception" false alien invasion ... Do not be fooled these are evil and demons.

Could it be they have always been there, or nearby, and we are just discovering them?

It could also be a KMart Blue light special- Intergalactic KMart of sorts.

Every day a new discovery is made, maybe this is just one of them?