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What's that star blinking like crazy right now? | |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1944420 United States10/07/2011 09:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I saw it last evening this time, it is about 30 degree up on west sky, the brightest star, it blinks red, blue/green and yellow few times per second. I was going to call my friend out to check it out, but she is doing a test online. So I didn't. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1182561 Two hours later I went out check it again. the star disappeared. I thought to check it tonight. Now, it is in the same position, flushing/blinking and it is the brightest one in the whole sky. I am in S IL, wonder what star is it? Why is blinking like that? I am going to check it every hour, why is it disappeared last night? Anyone has a clue? Maybe the blinking is not weather related? Maybe it was not a star? I am sober no matter how stoned when looking for truth. I know the exact star in the western sky your talking about, it starts early and settles on the horizon quickly. Multi colored sometimes flashing different colors brilliantly to the plain eye. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1944420 United States10/07/2011 09:34 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I saw it last evening this time, it is about 30 degree up on west sky, the brightest star, it blinks red, blue/green and yellow few times per second. I was going to call my friend out to check it out, but she is doing a test online. So I didn't. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1182561 Two hours later I went out check it again. the star disappeared. I thought to check it tonight. Now, it is in the same position, flushing/blinking and it is the brightest one in the whole sky. I am in S IL, wonder what star is it? Why is blinking like that? I am going to check it every hour, why is it disappeared last night? Anyone has a clue? Maybe the blinking is not weather related? Maybe it was not a star? I am sober no matter how stoned when looking for truth. I know the exact star in the western sky your talking about, it starts early and settles on the horizon quickly. Multi colored sometimes flashing different colors brilliantly to the plain eye. Like TONIGHT. |
| Borian User ID: 1139038 United States10/07/2011 09:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I saw it last evening this time, it is about 30 degree up on west sky, the brightest star, it blinks red, blue/green and yellow few times per second. I was going to call my friend out to check it out, but she is doing a test online. So I didn't. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1182561 Two hours later I went out check it again. the star disappeared. I thought to check it tonight. Now, it is in the same position, flushing/blinking and it is the brightest one in the whole sky. I am in S IL, wonder what star is it? Why is blinking like that? I am going to check it every hour, why is it disappeared last night? Anyone has a clue? Maybe the blinking is not weather related? Maybe it was not a star? I am sober no matter how stoned when looking for truth. It's a UFO trying to manipulate you through flashing and color changing. Blinking your eyes at the same rate it does cancels the effect. /heh. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 2230535 United States10/07/2011 09:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I saw it last evening this time, it is about 30 degree up on west sky, the brightest star, it blinks red, blue/green and yellow few times per second. I was going to call my friend out to check it out, but she is doing a test online. So I didn't. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1182561 Two hours later I went out check it again. the star disappeared. I thought to check it tonight. Now, it is in the same position, flushing/blinking and it is the brightest one in the whole sky. I am in S IL, wonder what star is it? Why is blinking like that? I am going to check it every hour, why is it disappeared last night? Anyone has a clue? Maybe the blinking is not weather related? Maybe it was not a star? I am sober no matter how stoned when looking for truth. STAR SHIP Arcturus. Stars don't do that, starships do. It disappears because the earth revolves and it sets, being parked in the same place every night. Here where i live we have one in the NORTH east every night, stays in roughly the same place all the time. at easy height from the horizon to be seen clearly. |
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| Reikara User ID: 2865292  Australia10/07/2011 09:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I always notice a star that does that on the low horizon, been there for a few years. It's not Jupiter because it's not as bright and planets don't tend to flash/blink. There's nothing inherently weird about it though, probably just a very active star. Looks like the aliens are having a disco. :-) “Saying one government is better than another government because one only killed 10 million, as opposed to 100 million is absolute insanity.” - Shingen. "You can't live in a happy and carefree world and have freedom while you are trying to impose your will onto others." - Anonymous Coward. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 2230535 United States10/07/2011 09:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I always notice a star that does that on the low horizon, been there for a few years. It's not Jupiter because it's not as bright and planets don't tend to flash/blink. There's nothing inherently weird about it though, probably just a very active star. Looks like the aliens are having a disco. :-) Quoting: Reikara they are having a disco, those at the same sorts of lights they use at discos. I forget what they are called. where the light is flashed so rapidly it makes people's movements look jerky etc. On the tip of my tongue. |
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| La Putaca User ID: 2839378 United States10/07/2011 10:15 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I always notice a star that does that on the low horizon, been there for a few years. It's not Jupiter because it's not as bright and planets don't tend to flash/blink. There's nothing inherently weird about it though, probably just a very active star. Looks like the aliens are having a disco. :-) Quoting: Reikara they are having a disco, those at the same sorts of lights they use at discos. I forget what they are called. where the light is flashed so rapidly it makes people's movements look jerky etc. On the tip of my tongue. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 2230535 United States10/07/2011 10:18 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | they are having a disco, those at the same sorts of lights they use at discos. I forget what they are called. where the light is flashed so rapidly it makes people's movements look jerky etc. On the tip of my tongue. Quoting: Nobody in Particular Strobe lights! Those bring me back... yes that's the word I wanted. It is strobe lights. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 2164114 United States10/07/2011 10:36 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I saw it last evening this time, it is about 30 degree up on west sky, the brightest star, it blinks red, blue/green and yellow few times per second. I was going to call my friend out to check it out, but she is doing a test online. So I didn't. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1182561 Two hours later I went out check it again. the star disappeared. I thought to check it tonight. Now, it is in the same position, flushing/blinking and it is the brightest one in the whole sky. I am in S IL, wonder what star is it? Why is blinking like that? I am going to check it every hour, why is it disappeared last night? Anyone has a clue? Maybe the blinking is not weather related? Maybe it was not a star? I am sober no matter how stoned when looking for truth. I know the exact star in the western sky your talking about, it starts early and settles on the horizon quickly. Multi colored sometimes flashing different colors brilliantly to the plain eye. Its Arcturus in Bootes |
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