Had this in my back pocket for almost 13 years...I knew the day would finally come!
Source: https://giphy.com/gifs/theoffice-the-office-tv-a-benihana-christmas-IjJ8FVe4HVk66yvlV2
It's probably true to say that many UFO sightings and reported experiences of paranormal phenomena whose only evidence is eyewitness testimony can't be debunked to the satisfaction of the witness, perhaps others. People might offer alternative...
Starlink flares are visible directly above the Sun after sunset, so would be in the west (or, in the mid-summer period, the northwest, as here).
This is one of the clearest videos of Starlink flares I've seen; well done!
Had this in my back pocket for almost 13 years...I knew the day would finally come!
Source: https://giphy.com/gifs/theoffice-the-office-tv-a-benihana-christmas-IjJ8FVe4HVk66yvlV2
You are forgetting a very important point. We have no need to disprove anything that has never been proven. .
I understand, you are convinced, but that doesn't translate into convincing anyone else. You have only proffered a story, no photos...
You are forgetting a very important point. We have no need to disprove anything that has never been proven. .
I understand, you are convinced, but that doesn't translate into convincing anyone else. You have only proffered a story, no photos...
Recall though that the goal of art is not always (or perhaps it is more accurate to say "is seldom") to create 100% accurate historical facsimiles. Art is about interpreting, adapting, finding things to say, evoking emotion.
Look at this here...
Not quite sure why but I haven't matched these positions in sitrec just yet. I wonder if the bottom light is an aircraft, since it moves faster than the other two.
Youtube recommended that original viral video so I wanted to see what that object was as well. Thanks to the group's sleuthing and a few minutes of search I think I'm pretty sure it's this:
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38kuBAsWY-c...
Those looks like starlink race track flares. At dusk, your particularly likely to catch them. However, I can't remember if you see them to the east or west when the sun sets.
The time stamp you gave puts you just past astronomical twilight...
Not quite sure how to sync this with the video (yet) but it appears looking NW at that date/time from Broken Arrow is looking directly at a group of satellites flaring. (needs some refinement obvs)...
Starlink flares are visible directly above the Sun after sunset, so would be in the west (or, in the mid-summer period, the northwest, as here).
This is one of the clearest videos of Starlink flares I've seen; well done!
Had this in my back pocket for almost 13 years...I knew the day would finally come!
Source: https://giphy.com/gifs/theoffice-the-office-tv-a-benihana-christmas-IjJ8FVe4HVk66yvlV2
Recall though that the goal of art is not always (or perhaps it is more accurate to say "is seldom") to create 100% accurate historical facsimiles. Art is about interpreting, adapting, finding things to say, evoking emotion.
Look at this here...