Stars Majorly Flickering Tonight in Eastern Sky

Usually stars have a very small angular diameter (or apparent size). This means one cannot see a star enlarged with a common optical instrument (like a telephoto lens).
The objects in those photos are definitely not stars.

Good find!

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No I have seen them for awhile now. look at them through maginificationand you can see blue, red, white lites blinking at different times. I keep searching for an answer...

Im in eastern NC i see it just off the east horizon, vivid colors.

remnants; and a continuation of a war unknown to us

They are droosing due to all the ragnon the satanistas were reeming into the drool last night.

As you see, skies a little more clear

When did GLP become such a hive of stupid kids who know nothing about science, talking about science??

Three things make stars twinkle,

They are variable stars,

Or

There are high, nearly invisible clouds in our atmosphere making them twinkle,

Or

There is debris in space passing between us and the stars...

If the last is true, it would mean that we are beginning to pass through a debris field, such a debris field is foretold in the Mayan calendar event, called the dark rift. It is dark because debris builds up in the galactic plane of all galaxies, and as we pass through it, the debris becomes more and more thicker and thus can begin blocking star light and even sun light, if thick enough.

When it gets thicker, we will see many fireballs and meteorites, and eventually, a pole shift of the earth.

One possible pole shift has been recorded in the bible, when Joshua asked God to extend the day so as to more easily see and hunt down and eliminate more of the pagan enemies they were after.

Swamp gas.

Scorpio the scorpion rises in the east, Orion sets in the west

(I had a vision of three stars in the Scorpion's tail)

I googled this because I can now see in incredible twinkling star moving very slowly in the east tonight?

Lots of strange lights in the sky tonite in connecticut

bleh - stop blinding us with science.
They are different now.

twinkle twinkle little star (
thumps head repeatedly against the wall)

Its called scintilation. Its caused by by turbulence in Earth's upper atmosphere. It probably indicates that the jet stream is flowing more strongly over your location than usual, nothing more than that.
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some of these 'scientific' explanations are lame, I've seen stars flickering sometimes just a few sometimes many, sometimes they change colors, sometimes they move and on a rare occasion they get together and make amazing geometric forms, I won't get into other things I've seen but what might be a scientific explanation for 1 or 2 of the things we are seeing even if it is correct it doesn't explain away the rest

sometimes I look at what appears to be a really bright star, look down, and it's gone when I look back up....

mind you I looked down to hit my pipe but this weed wasn't THAT good.