Signs in the Heavens: Ray of Light Across Skies of Brazil

reply to post by Julie Washington


the ray is upward which means it is being projected from something on the ground.

no sign from heaven, just an illumination from earth.

Anticrepuscular rays?

Absolutely beautiful no matter what it is... wish I'd seen it!

Edit:
Here's link to a similar one:
apod.nasa.gov... - so beautiful! Another list of things I want to see... I've only seen crepuscular rays... so I'm feeling a litte jealous.

I gotta be the first to say this, since we're on a conspiracy board, and that is PROJECT BLUE BEAM

Whatever it is, it definitely looks like the sun is producing it, now how it's doing that, I'm not sure. Cool find, I enjoyed that.


edit: nm, I looked at the above poster's link

Originally posted by FeelingPure
I found this real interesting when i stumbled across it online, I have no idea what it could be, perhaps its just the sunset at its full glory, a accurate gap between the clouds giving it it's effects of what we see...

Excellent explanation

2md

reply to post by Julie Washington


Thanks so much for finding & posting this! You can clearly see the sun setting in the opposite direction and you can tell that that light seems to be coming from a source just above the horizon; doesn't appear to be reflection back from the actual sunset. Though the brightness never changed, it does seem that the cone of light narrowed a bit from beginning to end, at least that's how it looked to me.

Very interesting, sure brings to mind conversations people keep having all over the world of the second sun, but I think with that, people see it in the same part of the sky, no?

Thanks again!

Originally posted by aspiechick
Anticrepuscular rays?

Absolutely beautiful no matter what it is... wish I'd seen it!

Edit:
Here's link to a similar one:
apod.nasa.gov... - so beautiful! Another list of things I want to see... I've only seen crepuscular rays... so I'm feeling a litte jealous.

edit on 27-12-2012 by aspiechick because: Added link to image

interesting, and perfect explanation when you stop and think about it.

They are Anticrepusular Rays - a very rare atmospheric phenomena.

Anticrepuscular rays are similar to crepuscular rays, but seen opposite the sun in the sky. Anticrepuscular rays are near-parallel, but appear to converge at the antisolar point because of linear perspective. Anticrepuscular rays are most frequently visible near sunrise or sunset. Crepuscular rays are usually much brighter than anticrepuscular rays. This is because for crepuscular rays, seen on the same side of the sky as the sun, the atmospheric light scattering and making them visible is taking place at small angles

They are the same as Crepuscular rays which:

are rays of sunlight that appear to radiate from a single point in the sky, specifically, where the sun is. These rays, which stream through gaps in clouds (particularly stratocumulus) or between other objects, are columns of sunlit air separated by darker cloud-shadowed regions. The name comes from their frequent occurrences during crepuscular hours (those around dawn and dusk), when the contrasts between light and dark are the most obvious. Crepuscular comes from the Latin word "crepusculum", meaning twilight.[1]

ETA: I see that others here have addressed this query

Well, thanks to the sharp minds at ATS I believe we have our answer:

"Anticrepusular Rays - a very rare atmospheric phenomena."

What a sight that must be to see in person!

I see it all the time up here in Canada. Having an open view of the ocean and mountains I see all kinds of tricks played by the sun and clouds, be it morning or evening. Still awe inspiring and beautiful to see though.

this was polar clouds:
www.firstcoastnews.com...

I don't think so

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And I'm assuming these rays would just fade away as the sun went down. I wonder why the person filming it didn't just keep filming until it got dark. Maybe he wanted people to think it was something paranormal?

This is a message one of the members of the starseeds received from their "contact", Antwort:

Message Sunday, November 11 2012 (waking state, sent by our star sisters and brothers)
Monika: „What is important to know for our group regarding the upcoming “event”"
Antwort: „Pay attention to the light. It will tell you that it is beginning..."

Source:www.the-starpeople.net...?lang=de
under heading "ET Contacts", then the link:"Message from Dec 12"

Could this be the "light" that is the beginning of something these ETs are talking about?

reply to post by Julie Washington


Interesting but it has been explained by the posters above me.... however... this could still have a meaning to be showing us at this time... who knows??

Light at the end of th tunnel!!

Originally posted by Julie Washington
reply to post by unphased

 

I think those are called light pillars created by ice crystals in the atmosphere and seen mostly at night.

This is a daytime picture. The only thing I can think of is some sort a light refraction from the sun, but can't wrap my head around how it happens or how it could be so bright.

Are you saying that ice crystals can't form during the day? I didn't only post nighttime photos.

Should the phenom happen in concert with the "sky sounds" prepare for armageddon!

Originally posted by unphased

Originally posted by Julie Washington
reply to post by unphased

 

I think those are called light pillars created by ice crystals in the atmosphere and seen mostly at night.

This is a daytime picture. The only thing I can think of is some sort a light refraction from the sun, but can't wrap my head around how it happens or how it could be so bright.

Are you saying that ice crystals can't form during the day? I didn't only post nighttime photos.

No, but I think the light pillars are created and refracted from lights on the ground, like street lights and such, not the sun... but hey I'm no expert and could very well be wrong.

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How many is a brazillian?

reply to post by stirling


Should the light appear at the same time as
the sky sound , i would need a new pair
of pants and undie's..... and a shower...


Great find OP, that was amazing to see,
would love to see that in person.

Originally posted by Julie Washington

Originally posted by unphased

Originally posted by Julie Washington
reply to post by unphased

 

I think those are called light pillars created by ice crystals in the atmosphere and seen mostly at night.

This is a daytime picture. The only thing I can think of is some sort a light refraction from the sun, but can't wrap my head around how it happens or how it could be so bright.

Are you saying that ice crystals can't form during the day? I didn't only post nighttime photos.

No, but I think the light pillars are created and refracted from lights on the ground, like street lights and such, not the sun... but hey I'm no expert and could very well be wrong.

I only posted it because an article said the ice crystal in the atmosphere reflect the rays of the rising or the setting sun. The posters up above seem to have found a better match though..

Either way, both are incredible beautiful.

Interesting, but judging from the first pic with the ground lit up, that is the place to dig for the Leprechaun's gold.