On Thursday a strong storm front was approaching from the Northwest, it was about 1 in the afternoon. My wife saw the storm clouds and hollard at me
to come down and take a look. I went down and out back to see, and told her to take some pics. She went up and got the camera, then went out the fromt
door to snap a picture of the spectacular storm clouds.
Little did she know she know what a picture it would be of. She framed the clouds on the LCD screen, then simotaneously looked up and snapped the
photo....
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She starting screaming and yelling, making a fuss for me to hurry and come see her picture. After explaining to her I was seeing the same clouds, I
came over and see this picture.
My first honest gut reaction was 'might be the sun, poking through the clouds'. But looking at the pic, I could clearly see it was under the clouds.
Then she told me she saw it with her own eyes. Says it moved so fast as to be almost inperceptable, almost like a subliminal visual, instead of audio.
There is an apparent motion to the object, from left to right in the photo. She said it was huge, and dissappeared into the storm clouds.
She was visably shaken by this, scared. It spooked her. I couldn't help but think maybe it was the sun somehow, an optical illusion making look
suspended under the clouds. But I looked up the position of the sun at that time of the day, not near the position of the photo. This was confirmed
the next cloudless day by just looking up. The sun at that time is almost directly over head. Not the sun. This was too close to the horizon.
I was thinking bug, but she says she saw it, it was huge and went INTO the clouds.
My only other guess would be ball lightning, but I guess in my mind, I thought it would be more luminous or glowing.
Anyone have any better ideas of what this could be?
I've scoured the net looking for some similar image, but no luck.
edit on 27-5-2011 by ErEhWoN because: (no reason given)
edit on 27-5-2011 by ErEhWoN because: (no reason given)