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reply posted on 29-1-2013 @ 11:45 PM by VoidFire
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I know a large comet is to be coming by around February, though I don't know if that could be what you are seeing (atleast head on). It could be Jupiter as you stated, or even a star... Heck, it could even be an asteroid or something else.

Looks like a giant flying blue taco to me, my bets are on comet.
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reply posted on 29-1-2013 @ 11:46 PM by blahxd67
Originally posted by VoidFire
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I know a large comet is to be coming by around February, though I don't know if that could be what you are seeing (atleast head on). It could be Jupiter as you stated, or even a star... Heck, it could even be an asteroid or something else.


Whatever it is...it didn't visibly move. Do asteroids/comets visibly move through the sky?



reply posted on 29-1-2013 @ 11:50 PM by VoidFire
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Comets tend to move very slowly and last a while( in the night sky),I remember seeing the Hale-Bopp Comet back when I was 6/5(?).
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reply posted on 29-1-2013 @ 11:54 PM by Qumulys
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Umm, with no frame of reference here, it could be anything. The "sky" is quite big when you think about it, perhaps a direction you were looking may be more helpful (with your location and time as well if possible). Do you have the original untouched photo with exif data? That may have more info to work with, or some other tangible data to work with in the scene such as other stars. As it stands, you've got a pixelated snowball, or a reflection off a window at night, or a badly focussed moon....
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reply posted on 29-1-2013 @ 11:58 PM by blahxd67
Originally posted by Qumulys
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Umm, with no frame of reference here, it could be anything. The "sky" is quite big when you think about it, perhaps a direction you were looking may be more helpful (with your location and time as well if possible). Do you have the original untouched photo with exif data? That may have more info to work with, or some other tangible data to work with in the scene such as other stars. As it stands, you've got a pixelated snowball, or a reflection off a window at night, or a badly focussed moon....
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I have the original photo. I can email it to you. And, I was outside. No reflections. It's not the moon.


reply posted on 30-1-2013 @ 12:00 AM by Wanderer777
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Well as far as I know you can only see an asteroid when it's extremely close. Depending on size of course. But the asteroid y'all are thinking of is coming by on feb. 15th. Its supposed to be somewhere around 35000 km from earth, which is a wee bit close for comfort haha. As far as your picture it could be too many things to really speculate. Living under the stars for 2 and a half months I saw lots of crazy stuff in the sky. Stars moving all over the sky. At first I thought it was a satellite but it changed course and speeds. I saw them as angels, but others call em UFOs lol. But they were just white stars moving all over the sky. Almost every night

www.timeslive.co.za...


reply posted on 30-1-2013 @ 04:18 AM by crystalLibra
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So true... if ridicule wasn't a possible (even very likely) immediate response then people might just actually communicate better, learn more, understand more, judge less, etc... one day right... =)


reply posted on 30-1-2013 @ 04:26 AM by LightningStrikesHere
Originally posted by crystalLibra
I don't understand why some members insist on posting snide comments, especially when someone is only making a simple, honest, inquisition for information. The OP didn't make any unfounded claims nor speculations, only posed a question, to a reading base of some highly intelligent members at that, because they didn't know the answer. Why can't this be appreciated instead of ridiculed?
Even in small remarks, its unnecessary.
How is anyone supposed to deny ignorance (as so many here can be quick to quote) when attempting to gets the type of response as the above posters? (Sky and marshmallow posts) Just because something seems irrelevant or trivial or obvious to you does NOT dictate the same from everyone else. Sigh.
To OP, wish I knew the answer to ur post, I'm sure with Phage on scene you shall get it soon =) Good thread.


just as i don't understand why you feel its an opportune time to go off topic ? just as i am doing now by addressing your concern , everyone has a right to speak their thought's just as you did here , however i don't feel the OP has an issue with the comment nor mine therefore why are you concerned? let's not take it to heart and stay focused otherwise this thread will derail , with that said if you would like to counter my opinion i would humbly ask you to message me so we can discuss it behind the scenes .

now to get BACK on topic , OP my first post on your their was a reaction from the title , the title reminded me o the song from "the nightmare before Christmas" and Honestly i have no idea what could be in your photo , but knows this that many things in the sky are unexplained , just as i have seen some things i can't explain my self , but let this be a tool to drive you for future answers and research my good man , and thank you for the post


reply posted on 30-1-2013 @ 08:51 AM by wmd_2008
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As much info as possible with posts like these camera for a start , post pic with exif data if possible , time rough location and direction facing also elevation of the object in the sky also helps, remember people on here from all over the world.
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