Weird objects over Sydney Australia

Originally posted by AgainstSecrecy

Originally posted by darkprinc
do you think this could be aurora borealis
could you say it's not?

This is a aurora borealis
www.gorzow.mm.pl...

The pictures from the OP are completly different. Just look at the stuff that i've analyzed and worked on, and you'll be fine.

BTW: Auroras appear in the north and not in australia (south), so much to that.

While the Aurora Autralis or Southern Aurora doesn't usually appear as far North as Australia it is in the South and I have seen reports that there is some unusual activity with it appearing further North recently..Aurora Australis

I'm not saying this is what the OP saw just that it does exist in the south

They are also finding these in China. They said they look similar to "dragons"

That's Chicago, Phoenix, London, and now Sydney, Australia. Four large cities in about as many weeks. The aliens seem to be zeroing in on large populated areas. Where next...New York? Paris? Rome?

Originally posted by CthulhuRising
While the Aurora Autralis or Southern Aurora doesn't usually appear as far North as Australia it is in the South and I have seen reports that there is some unusual activity with it appearing further North recently..Aurora Australis

I'm not saying this is what the OP saw just that it does exist in the south

Ok, i stand corrected -> there are indeed "southern lights".Thanks for the link.

But as you already stated, this is not what the OP saw.

wow, i didnt know this was happening in so many places. my gosh.

I dont have time now, but tomorrow when Im home Ill upload more pics.

Originally posted by funky monk
i will try and post more pictures when I can, but because Im only on dile-up I wont be able to post the pics in full till I can get to an adsl connection (next time should be after the weeked).

disownedsky when I took the pictures I was lieing on my back with the view finder right up to my eye. I also took some of them while the camera was rested on top of a table, for that I also used some books to get the angle right.

bergle there was no sound at all and yes they were luminous.

I hope that answers some questions

heres some more pictures, I havent croped these or edited, re-saved them in anyway:

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fm


[edit on 8-2-2007 by funky monk]

[edit on 8-2-2007 by funky monk]

[edit on 9-2-2007 by disownedsky]

Hi,

Really interesting photos funky monk, thanks for sharing, and AgainstSecrecy nice work on the images. Attention funky monk, the links you provided for the photos work only without the “.html” in the end.

Maybe this phenomenon is related to the “Space Serpents” or “Worm” type of UFO, that you could see in the thread Space Serpents and other Craft Secrets, also whit a reference to others threads with similar photos and a video.

brotherthebig.

Even before your pics were blown up as soon as I saw them I thought they were something legit.
thanks for sharing

I was going to give a reason why but decided as I couldnt find the news clipping thought it wasnt worth mentioning but found it

I was driving back to the country to see my Parents and saw something very similar, blue lights. It was on the regional news and now I have found it will link it. The sighting doesnt mention the lights were blue colour, but that is what I saw. Very very similar to your pics.

www.whyalla.yourguide.com.au...

well done with managing to get photos, I wasnt quick enough.


[edit on 11-4-2007 by NJE777]

Could be portals opening up for a large scale invasion.Could also be a natural phenomenon.
One of the pics posted looks like some kind of spaceship though.

Your pictures are great.

I hope this gives everyone more incentive to keep looking up with a camera near by.

Cool pictures! Some really strange shapes going on. I hope you get the other stuff up soon.

If it was moving straight in high altitude flight it would be leaving
a glowing trail, now its stuck in one spot sending out a trail mix.

Plasma thrusters or free electrons or air fluorescence or whatever
sounds close to what makes light in a Belgian Triangle type aether
craft.

If the main motor is in the center the motors on the edges are in idle
and just collect electrons and light up. Called headlights in the video.
Always look for a second craft, the Belgian craft was actually looking
for one lost and hiding in the woods.

Sorry to say this, but..

1" exposure + camera held against face + star = a very fuzzy star

Not a UFO..

Try and repeat, with same settings and 2 or 3 random stars, and you will see this.

This is the reason people use tripods, especially when shutter speeds approach 1 second.. add to that, zoom, and you don't have a snow ball's chance in hell of getting a pin-point star with those settings, and without a tripod.

Better luck next time

Sorry, you can't get a star at any anytime with normal exposures.

So the image must be very very bright.
Tesla said electrons outside a vacuum as in the old TV tube
might be as bright as a star. This might be a lot of stars that we
can see.

Learn about modern aether craft, most today are like the big
Belgian Triangle with glowing 'head lights'.

First try at learning: my ball lightning primer at YouTube, see link in my
signature.

Then you can answer what happened at Bell Island, Newfoundland.

Originally posted by AgainstSecrecy
Auroras are also called "northern lights" guess why...

I doubt that you are from southern europe...IMO

[edit on 9-2-2007 by AgainstSecrecy]

Smug...

Never herd of Aurora Australis then ?

Southern Lights... guess why...

Originally posted by C.H.U.D.
Sorry to say this, but..

1" exposure + camera held against face + star = a very fuzzy star

Not a UFO..

Try and repeat, with same settings and 2 or 3 random stars, and you will see this.

This is the reason people use tripods, especially when shutter speeds approach 1 second.. add to that, zoom, and you don't have a snow ball's chance in hell of getting a pin-point star with those settings, and without a tripod.

Better luck next time

I think your right, i know a guy who sent the pics away and were able to conferm that for me, but thanks everyone who contributed.

-fm