[edit on 26-6-2004 by subzero]

no it was on the davis cam earlier i have one picture saved,it was big and moved from right to left over about six 10 min frames.Check on the 12 hour previous shots for frames around 5.00pm.How do i upload pic?

[edit on 25-6-2004 by subzero]

Originally posted by subzero
How do i upload pic?

go to your "MemberCenter (u2u)" on the black tabs with white writing. it's all the way on the right.
go to "ATS Upload" under "ATS Special Features"
click "Browse" to find the file and select it
click "Upload"
once a file is uploaded the url of the file will appear at the top. copy that and paste it into the image (looks like an art eisel) thing when you reply to a thread.

EDIT: the file also has to be less than 100k. also there is the "tutorial" between "faq" and "recent posts."

[edit on 6/25/2004 by cmdrkeenkid]

okay here you go,it was on about six frames .

Moving from right to left at about 5.00pm
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[edit on 25-6-2004 by subzero]

a better pic

I'm grabbing images and putting a movie together now. I'll upload it when it's done.

Its Asteriods on the Atari.

Where is that "light beam" originating from? Is that the ground or is it originating from another unknown in the sky?

Great find Muppet.

Originally posted by d1k
Where is that "light beam" originating from? Is that the ground or is it originating from another unknown in the sky?

I dunno... It's seriously wierd. the only possible explanation I can think of is that the guys down there are playing tricks on us and retouching the images, but it seems like an awful lot of trouble to go to on the off chance somebody notices it!!

The sites just gone down,at least i cant get on !!
So i can get on now pleas ignore last comment

[edit on 26-6-2004 by subzero]

The sun through heavy weather perhaps? It isn't the moon as the moon is not full at the moment.

Let us not forget that the summer solstice just passed... This means that in Antartica it is night 24/7 for a few days around this time. The sun may just about be visible over the horizon, however, as demonstrated in the webcam

Originally posted by Kano
The sun through heavy weather perhaps? It isn't the moon as the moon is not full at the moment.

that's what i thought too at first. then i reved up the starry night software and the sun isn't even out at those times. it's just below the horizon actually. that is unless i set the location for the davis station wrong. can someone get me the coordinates?

Dont think it was the sun ,the frames went from hazy light to quite dark as it went from right to left,with it still being quite high up

I don't think it's the Sun as the scene gets darker as the thing gets higher. I'd have thought it was the moon, but then again if the moon isn't full right now..??

Just to check, does the video work ok on PC's this time?