In 1995 i seen a Star disappear.. i need answers.

lol You're not the brightest star in the sky.
Sorry, I couldn't resist.
I understand what you're saying. Perhaps a small cloud obscured it for a few moments or it could have been a UFO. Or, maybe it was the ISS catching light reflected back from earth and for whatever reason the light stopped reflecting because of angle or light source. I think that the ISS can appear to stay in one spot if they're are in our orbit, like the moon appears to be stationary when in fact it slowly moving across the sky while in our orbit. It might have been another satellite stuck in our orbit or anything else that can reflect light. I just don't think it was a star. I am by far not a science nerd or an astrology nerd. I hope that you get an answer though. Good luck.

^^^ What she said: clouds, satellite reflection, or even a pulsar?

it was a geese, what you saw

"what you saw, Little Johnny, what you saw, not what ya seen."

Probably ISS

[link to www.spaceweather.com]

One can even see Satellites in orbit with the naked Eye. I used to do it all the time. One needs very good eyes.

Could have been a comet exploding, or even a Star burning out.

I lived way out in the sticks for years, at night there were no lights for over ten miles, one would be amazed at the things one can see without any earthbound lights around.

Could have been a Star that was burning bright, and flared out, it may have still been there just too faint to be seen.

Likely it happened Millions of years before we were even Born. Just the light did not reach us until then. Chew on that for awhile.

Pssh common you guys really don't got this?? Remember, when we see a star, we're really seeing years in the past take it from there

Last Edited by MattFishwick on 02/17/2012 01:37 AM

cloud.

I saw a bird flying in 1994... I need answers.

What you need is glasses.

I had seen this happen several times in the mid-90's, in NY, Vermont and once driving in Maine towards NH, what was common each time was:

No clouds,clear sky
time of year was between late spring to early fall
it always happened around sunset

the last is odd, because when the sun starts to go down and the first stars appear, those are usually the planets of our solar system that appear first

the stars I saw were in the sky a good 5-10 mins before blinking out, the one that I saw while driving (it was in the direction that I was driving and it was the only one out was there and constant for about 5 mins, then blinked out, only to reappear secs. later, stayed for about 20 more secs., then went out, then on for 2 secs, then out completely

this one and another I had saw in upstate NY a couple of yrs earlier both had an orange hue
it was because of the that earlier orangish one that went out that I kept an eye one that other one while driving, as I had a feeling it would blink out

that was the last time I saw that type of phenomena

Pterodactyl?

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Go to hell Australia.

Go to hell Australia.

Get fucked

Get fucked again

You can see satellites for up to 2 hours after sunset and the same before sunrise,after that they cannot reflect the light and they have no lights of their own-so one suddenly disappearing like that makes sense if it was within that timeline.