Is this a star ? I captured it with my camera. Could it be the spy balloon?

Well darn I thought. Caught a UFO go figure

Stars “twinkle” and appear to change colors
[link to astronomy.com (secure)]

I can’t wait to check it out when the sky is clear especially since it’s West and not East.

Last Edited by Music muse on 01/29/2023 08:07 PM

The wandering lens reflection may hold a clue. It makes a dramatic showing when the operator pinch zooms the portrait mode phone.

Looks like Mars. The red planet

No. In the Straight of Georgia, off of Half Moon Bay (BC), there was a well known UFO we called 'blinky', same colours. Same flashing. After a few UFO encounters on the Sunshine coast I had a voice chat with the fellows son who (used to) ran [link to www.ufobc.ca (secure)] who was military. He knew a few things about the comings and goings on the Straight which is a 'Nuclear Free Zone'. bah humbug.

The Americans would bring their Nuke Subs up into our territory and when that happened the incidents of UFO spotting went through the roof to the extent that UFO BC couldn't keep up. According to the military guy the subs were going to [link to www.canada.ca (secure)] For some reason.

Im thinking drone too. Its under the clouds and at about max altitude, 400 feet.

That is interesting !

Last Edited by Music muse on 01/29/2023 08:08 PM

Are you "Sirius"

forgot link
[link to www.meteorwatch.org (secure)]

Last Edited by led_Dis_Spencer on 01/29/2023 08:09 PM

Well, some now call it the 'Salish Sea' but I'm stuck in my ways.

I use this one.
[link to www.space.com (secure)]

That’s Jupiter. The colors are due to the shallow angle in the evening sky.

If you have a good set of binoculars you can see four moons around Jupiter.

Yes there was a light glare for an instant. But it was distinct from the star or whatever it was

This is because of scintillation ("Twinkling") as the light passes through the atmosphere of the Earth. As the air moves in and out, the starlight is refracted, often different colors in different directions. Because of this "chromatic abberation," stars can appear to change colors when they are twinkling strongly.

That’s almost as good as it being a ufo lol

I was going to say swamp gas...but I could go with geese!

Swamp gas.

Atmospheric... distortion or luminous... plasma?

P l a n e t or U F O?.

What izzzzz it?

Will we evvuh know?

Venus and I believe Saturn were in conjunction this past week. Not sure if that had anything to do though. I know Venus was bright in the west shortly after sunset the other day. Cool video.

[link to www.space.com (secure)]

[link to www.youtube.com (secure)]

Drone

This Twinkle twinkle little star :). One thing that jumps out at me though is I don’t remember seeing stars twinkle different colors . I’m going to zoom in on it and see if I can find anything

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The Venus/Saturn conjunction

Last Edited by dannyoh on 01/29/2023 08:16 PM

Its obviously a demon/ watcher.


Cast into the darkness(the universe) by God out of the true world( spirit/dream realm).

What location you at, what state?