chris beacham
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interesting sighting...
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This is another example of what I was trying to explain...
Why couldn't this image be of a meteor burning up in the atmosphere? It has all the usual properties (assuming that the image is genuine and of a genuine event): visual trail of the meteor as it burns, streaking effect, etc.
A billion or more meteors enter Earth's atmosphere each day, most the size of a grain of sand, some as large as a baseball. Still, it's rare to get a photograph of them, so if that's what this is, congratulations. Most people aren't ready with a camera when one streaks by in a split second.
Why couldn't this image be of a meteor burning up in the atmosphere? It has all the usual properties (assuming that the image is genuine and of a genuine event): visual trail of the meteor as it burns, streaking effect, etc.
A billion or more meteors enter Earth's atmosphere each day, most the size of a grain of sand, some as large as a baseball. Still, it's rare to get a photograph of them, so if that's what this is, congratulations. Most people aren't ready with a camera when one streaks by in a split second.
photos have to be of good quality before you can assume or say anything
Some people say they can see faces in the stars, Well just the same i can say i can see a penis in the sky from lookin at the stars, It doesnt matter, everyone will and have always interpreted things differently