V-Topped Light Pillars, page

"...But the light pillars Mike Hollingshead saw on Jan. 26th near a corn mill in Blair, Nebraska, were decidely uncommon. "They had V-shaped tops," he explains, "and some of the Vs were nested." Here is what he saw..."

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I saw this image on SpaceWeather.com and was floored.

That is one wild phenomenon! "Beam me up, Scotty!"


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Just a sign of earths rebirth nothing to worry about,well only if we humans are`nt reborn with it.www.abovetopsecret.com...

reply to post by gringoboy

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Ah no, it's light reflecting off ice crystals.

Notice how the pillars form above a light source...

Columns of light apparently beaming directly upwards from unshielded (and wastefully polluting) lights are sometimes visible during very cold weather. Plate shaped ice crystals, normally only present in high clouds, float in the air close to the ground and their horizontal facets reflect light back downwards.

The pillars are not physically over the lights or anywhere else in space for that matter ~ like all halos they are purely the collected light beams from all the millions of crystals which just happen to be reflecting light towards your eyes or camera.

www.atoptics.co.uk...

Cool stuff!

"These light pillars are not just rare, they are exceptional!" declares atmospheric optics expert Les Cowley. "Ordinary pillars are produced by plate-shaped ice crystals roughly half way between you and the light source. These are different. Their rarely seen flared tops show that they were made by column-shaped crystals drifting slowly downwards and aligned horizontal by air resistance."
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reply to post by Chadwickus

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I knew it was a natural occurence.....

I still think of "Scotty" when I look at the light pillars......having an imagination is fun

Enjoy!

Originally posted by BattleStarGal
reply to post by Chadwickus

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......having an imagination is fun

Indeed. So many people seem to forget that around here.

On that note, I'm thinking more along the lines of Asgard Beaming Technology.
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