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reply posted on 13-10-2003 @ 01:45 PM by William One Sac

Photo of Fiery Object Mystifies Scientists

Why does the Concorde ignniting its fuel dump sound like such a bad idea to me?

[Edited on 10-13-2003 by William One Sac]

reply posted on 23-10-2003 @ 01:27 PM by bigdanprice

Originally posted by Testrun
It look's like a high altitude cloud, the picture was taken late in the evening when the sun was setting. It's just late evening light reflecting off the cloud.

I totally agree as I actually saw it I think, I live on the wirral wich over looks wales and saw something I thought was a meteor or fire in the sky, on closer inspection I saw it was the sun hidden by cloud breaking through. it was there far to long to be a meteor or jet burning off fuel. It happens alot over wales. strange land. they speak welsh I hear..
Dan Price ahem

reply posted on 23-10-2003 @ 01:40 PM by TejanoRey

Looks like something made reentry to the atmosphere then went back out...more likely a comet or meteor or soemthing of that nature.

reply posted on 23-10-2003 @ 01:53 PM by Crowley

I agree with the meteor explanation... too big for a chem trail. However, it could be jesus re-entering the atmosphere from his cosmic journey. Anyone found a full reso pic?
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reply posted on 23-10-2003 @ 02:13 PM by tealc

this is the third or forth time this was posted

reply posted on 23-10-2003 @ 04:28 PM by Kalistenics

Originally posted by John bull 1
When fifteen year old Jonathan Burnett went out with his camera a few days ago, he thought he'd just get some snaps of his friends skateboarding.
Then one of them spotted something in the sky - and Jonathan's quick reactions got him this picture.

news.bbc.co.uk...

I must say the picture looked better on the TV the orange flame was very bright the colours seem subdued in this image.

Still,what do you think??

Again i have to say i lived very close to where this was fiomed but missed it! Porbably because i was on ATS! Damnations!

reply posted on 28-10-2003 @ 11:38 PM by oconnection

Could of been a spacecraft re-entering the earth's atmosphere

reply posted on 1-11-2003 @ 05:25 PM by sftprez

ya i also think it is something in re entry to earth.

reply posted on 9-11-2003 @ 09:49 AM by VanishingPoint

Whatever it is, it's big(obviously).

reply posted on 9-11-2003 @ 09:51 AM by Zzub

It's a contrail. Under exceptional circumstances they appear like this. There's a webpage with several of these on, but I don't have a link.

It does look strange, but it is just a trick of the light.

reply posted on 9-11-2003 @ 10:17 AM by Seapeople

Before I looked at the picture I was a large object entering the atmosphere and burning up. It still may be, but after looking at the picture I am not so sure. Could be anything. Very interesting.

reply posted on 9-11-2003 @ 10:23 AM by Zzub

The same one seen from a different angle. It looks less strange seen from 10 miles away.

Here's a different one, in the US.

[Edited on 9-11-2003 by Zzub]

reply posted on 9-11-2003 @ 11:13 AM by Zzub

Extra credit points for anyone who can tell me what the second picture I posted shows!

reply posted on 10-11-2003 @ 01:56 PM by UniversalFiction

Originally posted by Zzub
Extra credit points for anyone who can tell me what the second picture I posted shows!

A really big firework? No....I mean REALLY big?

No? I thought perhaps the remnants of a shuttle or rocket launch? I dunno.

reply posted on 10-11-2003 @ 02:00 PM by Zzub

Well done, sir!

The picture is of the trail left by the launch of the Space Shuttle Atlantis on May 19, 2000, from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

I love bizzare optical tricks. I saw a perfect sun-dog once, I'll never forget it.

reply posted on 10-11-2003 @ 02:02 PM by UniversalFiction

Originally posted by Zzub
Well done, sir!

The picture is of the trail left by the launch of the Space Shuttle Atlantis on May 19, 2000, from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

I love bizzare optical tricks. I saw a perfect sun-dog once, I'll never forget it.

Yee-Ha!