Fears of the apocalypse after 'huge fireball' turns sky blood red

a reply to: UKTruth

Bit like the miracles of the past - always in some remote place - so we don't get to see it. (for which I am eternally grateful).

originally posted by: redize
Kind of reminds me of that orange night sky event in Russia a couple of years ago.
Odd.....

Yes this was the same one used in the video to compare it to what happened in this El Salvador example.
It does look almost identical.

originally posted by: iTruthSeeker

originally posted by: SeeReeS
a reply to: iTruthSeeker

Doesn't the internet make this possible these days?

Yes but many people would still get the information a little late. And there are countries where there is no internet, or very limited.


iTruthSeeker

Don't you think they can wait another day or two.
Then the whole world knows.
And then it may begin!

I think this is the term you are looking for: Transient Astronomical Event

A transient astronomical event, often shortened by astronomers to a transient, is an astronomical object or phenomenon whose duration may be from seconds to days, weeks, or even several years. This is in contrast to the timescale of the millions or billions of years during which the galaxies and their component stars in our universe have evolved. Singularly, the term is used for violent deep sky events such as supernovae, gamma ray bursts, transits, gravitational microlensing,[1] and tidal disruption events, etc. These events are part of the broader topic of time domain astronomy.

a reply to: UKTruth


did this really happen it was not on the news.

originally posted by: anna343535
a reply to: UKTruth


did this really happen it was not on the news.

It was included in a few news outlets - I can't say for certain it happened of course as I was not there.