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Originally posted by win 52
I think you've literally been looking at venus my friend. Right now, on the west coast, Venus transits the western sky, and sets beyond the western horizon at around, hmmm, i'd say 9 - 10pm pacific standard time.
Are you sure about the times....?
Lets get a bit more accurate if possible.
Times and location in the western sky, of when we could expect to see Venus. What time will it no longer be visible, etc.
Venus does not streak out into space in a flash, lighting up that part of the night sky like a flash bulb going off.
Originally posted by Flyer
They see what they want to see. 90% of people in this thread are probably seeing Venus and you and me would know that but they think its a sign of god or an alien presence or something.
Originally posted by Dulcimer
In my entire life I have only seen a handful of things that were "strange". I have never seen anything that truly amazed me.
Why do so many people see stuff?
Would you rather know what youve seen on those rare occasions is truly strange or believe every mundane thing in the sky is alien or proof of something or other?
Originally posted by bprintz1
So FLYER, how about you accepting that these people really are seeing something.... not Venus. This is hard for you, isn't it.
Originally posted by observe50
Flyer I am looking out my window and there is a bright star, from your direction look southwest can you see it. I think everyone is saying this star is Venus?
I went out and got some pictures and some movies from the digital camera. Tomorrow I will have my grandson look and see what he can do for me, I don't know how to do all the neat stuff.
Originally posted by dariousg
Believe me, when I saw this thing at first I tried to tell my wife all sorts of things it could be. It moved too slowly for a satellite. It was too late for it to be Venus (2 am to at least 4 am PST in the Seattle area over Mt. Rainier on April 6th). I didn't quite know what it was. However, when I did get it on video and zoomed in (although the focus screwed it up) there was a distinct saucer shape.
Originally posted by Flyer
Originally posted by observe50
Flyer I am looking out my window and there is a bright star, from your direction look southwest can you see it. I think everyone is saying this star is Venus?
I went out and got some pictures and some movies from the digital camera. Tomorrow I will have my grandson look and see what he can do for me, I don't know how to do all the neat stuff.
Originally posted by dariousg
Believe me, when I saw this thing at first I tried to tell my wife all sorts of things it could be. It moved too slowly for a satellite. It was too late for it to be Venus (2 am to at least 4 am PST in the Seattle area over Mt. Rainier on April 6th). I didn't quite know what it was. However, when I did get it on video and zoomed in (although the focus screwed it up) there was a distinct saucer shape.
Cool, two reports that Im extremely glad to see, no wild leaps of (non) logic but reporting of facts.
you both see to feel I just want to debunk everything but I just want to get rid of the kooky crap so we can get to the reports.
Unfortunately both your reports will probably get lost in the sea of disinfo.
Originally posted by dariousg
No hard feelings I hope. I think that it is always best to be skeptical first until you eliminate all of the reasonable options.
Originally posted by OptionToChoose
One of the events of "the last days" to watch out for, according to the Christ in the NT: "And there shall be signs in the sun, and in the moon, and in the stars" (Matthew 21:11,25). By no means am I preaching; nevertheless, I'm forever wishing someone could explain to me how some author knew all that thousands of years ago, and other things which are our daily headlines (especially if you read Drudge!)
Venus - Is in Taurus, magnitude of -4.0. Is a brilliant object high in the western sky at sunset, and does not set until after midnight local time in the UK.On the 11th Venus is very close to the famous Pleiades (Seven Sisters) Star cluster, M45, it is fairly close a few days before and after. On the evening of the 19th, it will be 6° to the upper left of the thin crescent Moon. Also on the 19th, Venus reaches perihelion - its closest to the Sun. On the following evening Venus will be 5° below and slightly right of the Moon.
Your last statement there is very VERY interesting to me. While we were watching our 'bright star' there was a massive bright blue flash. Now that I think of it, our camcorder did pick up another object near the moon. My wife wanted to watch this thing to see how it left but after a few hours it was too tiring for her. It did start at 2 am so who could blame her.
But the bright blue flash is something VERY interesting because she saw it. I was screwing with the camcorder trying to get it off of the tripod at the time. Dang it, I had just turned it off too.