Help Identify Another object please.

Help Identify Another object please.


I was not going to post this as the last (and only) time i did before, I was left a little annoyed that no definitive explanation could be given... However, I do believe this is different..... and i am adamant i won't be put off posting it.... so here goes.

This object was moving (slowly i may add) and then just "blinked-out"... disappeared completely.


I'm in the UK and was Here roughly... Looking south towards oxford.
I could not keep my hand steady as i was so excited.


Here is the image for you to check out.



[edit on 17/12/08 by blupblup]

hmmm... thats weird. the colors aren't like the lights on a plane, but it also doesn't really look like a 3 demensional object.. i don't know what it could be

reply to post by Total Reality




Hmmmm i know, It's weird.

I had similar colours on the last object i snapped... Internos did a great job on getting a decent image of it.

Here is that one Other Object

although the last object kept changing position in the sky, I never saw it move.

However, as i said.... this one was moving very slowly.... but it was moving.

Let's hope someone knows something.

[edit on 17/12/08 by blupblup]

Looks like a Tinkerbell-class, don't you think? lol

Seriously. Looks like Tinkerbell. I wish I were kidding.

Must be bedtime.

Sorry.

Looking at it, I'm think Romulan or Klingon?

Romulan:

memory-alpha.org...


edit: first link didn't work

[edit on 17-12-2008 by aleon1018]

Rule this out:

It's a plane in front of a crescent moon?

Yes?
No?

reply to post by Toadmund


Nope... I couldn't see the moon.... and didn't see a plane when i took this.
It was the only thing i could see in the sky...the sky was kinda sunset and not pitch black, and this things was bright.

Also, a second pic.
It was moving away this time...
I took two very rapidly in succession but held off in case any ideas cropped up.

HERE is the second pic.


Any ideas?



[edit on 17/12/08 by blupblup]

reply to post by blupblup

The lights and the shape doesn't keep constant, as you see below.






You can associate this behavior with a similar effect that have comparable color hue.



geology.com...

The reason why the lights are not spread all over the sky is that the aliens can simulate the creation of aurora borealis; they can bombard just a very small sector of the sky with highly charged particles to create UFO-like efects.

You would have to be extremely descriptive to figure out the rest.

reply to post by stander


I got the aurora answer last time, which was fine... but this thing was moving.... then blinked out/disappeared??

Thanks for the enlargements though!!

Originally posted by blupblup
reply to post by stander

 

I got the aurora answer last time, which was fine... but this thing was moving.... then blinked out/disappeared??

If you limit the possible explanation to the so called "rational" domain and exclude what I suggested, then you are not going to wind up with anything comparable to the images. The aliens can move and target their equipment as much as easily as we can our lasers, etc.

You were looking toward Oxford, right? Just email the images to the University of Oxford, and you get a "rational and scientific" explanation back in the nick of time. Then you can share with us.

reply to post by stander


I've got someone who is a "resident" here looking into it, so i shall see what happens.

This thing just looked like a big white/yellow light, but not flashing or flickering.... and very similar to last time, I didn't really see all the colours until afterwards?