Everywhere on the internet and everywhere in the world, I've been hearing about strange out-of-place stars... bright lights in the sky that don't seem to belong. The latest of these claims comes out of the northeast sky in Fort Bliss. Many planets, including Mars and Venus are visible in the night sky this month, however, so is this all that surprising? Venus shouldn't be showing up in the East, though, so this very well might be some other interesting star or even a UFO, of course. The following video features a glowing orange orb in the sky and possibly other lights moving around, however the video is a little too dark and shaky to conclude much, and the description is somewhat vague as well: This is what some say to be the morning star... Others say it's Venus... What do you think? This video was taken today, March 8, 2014 at 5:45 am, in the Northeast by Fort Bliss area. The witness believes ET is visiting, and believes there is much more to come, according to a comment they made: I recorded this video at 5:45 am, you can see them very well from Transmountain. Also in the Airway Area, towards Juarez, I've seen them too. The sightings are more frequent now Ryan, day or night people can spot them. Disclosure is very, very close, they are showing up slowly all over the world. I think that people need to remember that Star Treck is very real, they are ready to land some ships :)
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Cathy
3/12/2014 06:40:18 am
It very possibly could be Venus. If you look at a star chart at that date and time, you'll see Venus was just rising over the horizon. Stars that are low to the horizon do appear to morph and change colors drastically. It's an atmospheric effect. I've misidentified many UFOs his way. To be sure, it's best to keep a star map app on your phone like Starwalk to scan the area for planets or bright stars. Learn your basic constellations so you can immediately notice when something is out of the norm. If you see a single, fluctuating light near the horizon, change your line of sight so that you have a pole or power line next to it to see if it is really moving or just appears to be. If the light stays there and seems to follow he track of the background stars, it's probably a star. It's possible that the light in the video was Venus, but a quick check with a star map to compare its position to background stars would give the definitive answer as to whether it was something natural or otherwise.
jimmy
7/1/2014 02:27:37 pm
look i saw that same light last night at about 1:30 am and it was about 500 to 700 feet off the ground directly above me and a friend of mine. it was there for a good 5 minutes hovering and just took off heading east faster than anything i have ever seen in my life. it didnt make a sound and changed colors from blue to green to red then a pale orange. the craft was over 150 meters long. this isnt the first time ive seen it but this was the closest its ever been.this happened on july 1st, 2014 over east fort bliss. i know for a fact this thing sshouldnt be able to fly because of its circular shape and the sheer size of it. physics as we know it clearly dictates that it is impossible for something that huge to fly let alone hover and take off at well past hypersonic speeds from a standstill. Leave a Reply. |
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