I saw the Stars moving in formation again! This Time PICS

So my crappy camera did catch something then? Can someone get the photo expert?

these are some pictures i just took 20 min ago i don't know what it is but it was moving erradically. thought you might be interested. in southern TN.
i510.photobucket.com...

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Interesting pic but doesn't look like what I saw that much. Maybe you should make a thread about your sighting and pic?

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i let my dogs out about this time at night and i have gotten acustom to bring digital camera and binoculars. and this is this first time i got a shot of anything.

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Best I could do, Crawgator. I used Irfanview to brighten/contrast
and then Micrograph to play with the saturation levels.

Photo Number #1



Photo Number #2



Here are some enlargments, one positive, the other a negative.



Rek

Yea, I know completely what your talking about.
Do they seem to always go back to position?



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They seem to be the so called "sky snakes" or "sky serpents".

Very lucky, unique sight.

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I've seen stuff like that before. When I go camping out in the desert there are really clear skys at night and there are things like that all over the place. They only last seconds each though. I don't know what those things are but they're amazing.

-Euclid

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theHype16: I'll hafta do a little research on "sky snakes" and get back to you. Sounds interesting though.

Rek

I believe there is good video on youtube.

Found it:

Take a look at this and there's a part 2
www.youtube.com...

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The orb-like pictures looks somewhat wierd. If they were moving in the same direction, wouldn't they have a thicker brighter side at the same side, instead of opposite side, as it is in the picture?

2 spheres with a light source, would have the same side lighten up, especially at a distance with a distant light source. And if it was a force field of some sort, wouldn't it be the same, if they were going in the same direction? I don't know what to say.

Yeah, now I see what you mean, Hype16.
Here's a comparison between CrawGator's
photo and the "sky snake" image on the video:



Both of them seem to be strange morphing blobs of energy.

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I never noticed that, Rihred0. Good EYE !!
I also don't know what the answer could be.
I'll hafta give it some thought later when I wake up.
It's 4:27am here and my eyes, fingers and rump
have about had it for tonight.

Rek

Yes, the plannet that can be seen at night is Jupiter (the really bright one).

I looked through a guy's telescope a week ago and saw the plannet and 4 of its moons, all in line. The storm was on the other side of the plannet, but if it would have been on the earth side, I could have seen it.

Oh, snap, this amazing.

2 days ago I went on a little trip with my boat, with some friends. That night I decided to sleep on the roof of the boat, it was a clear, bright night, so I decided to do some star-gazing.

After a while noticed a star-formation that seemed to randomly form patterns by seemingly drawing lines between changing dots.

At first I thought it was just my mind playing tricks on me, since I was slightly under the influence of alcohol and some drugs.

However, I only saw these strange things, when looking at the particular formation, not when I looked at other, similar formations, so I'm sure it wasn't my mind playing tricks.

So imagine my surprise when I found this thread, I wasn't sure if this thread was about the same phenomenon I saw, but after the last set of pictures posted here, I knew it was the same thing.

What's even more weird, is that the morning after, I described my sighting to my friends as looking like the game "snake", on Nokia mobile phones, where you have to move a snake through a sort of labyrinth.

So it's pretty wild to see someone identifying them as "sky snakes" or "sky serpents".

It was an interesting video did you watch it all?

Glad you see the similarities.

That's a cool coincidence.
Were you impressed by the sight of it, when you first saw it?

Yes dust ...

What a waste..
You need a pro camera on tripod with a looong exposure just to see a 1 pixel white dot or a line. Stars are not easy to photograph.

And the other pic by the other poster is not a "sky snake" .......
Its a point light taken with a shaky hand. Go and shoot any pic of a point light and compare.
Well but I dont know what that light is...