Yeah dude if it was far enough away you wouldn't be able to see the light going up and you would be able to see it on the clouds, I've seen it myself a couple of times, it isn't that weird...

 

And sorry, if you mentioned the disappearing clouds I didn't notice them.

i think i mentioned it early on the thread, is what we found more shocking, at the begin there were many clouds and as soon as the light appeared the clouds vanished, which is weird, and we thought, well may be is some intentioned stuff to make them disappear (there are weird oldies here who think some flying planes throw some chemistry to make them disappear), but those never fly at night, and the movement of the light was not the one to be coming from a plane of this kind, plus light was bigger than from a plane and there were no position lighs that planes should have on when flying at night, and if it was a plane there was no trace of the direction, so plane couldn't be possible.

 

in around 30 mins that it happened the clouds ended disappearing, which is the :wtf: of the whole event.

 

Well, apparently today is supposed to be a big UFO day

 

http://www.ghosttheory.com/2010/10/11/retired-norad-officer-oct-13-2010-aliens-will-make-contact

:wtf: :worried:

 

hmm... interesting... apparently there were some unidentified flying objects over manhattan today... weird

really? :worried:

 

i asked people that live in near cities and towns here and they saw nothing. :confused:

hmm... interesting... apparently there were some unidentified flying objects over manhattan today... weird

 

:stunned: Fingers on the ICBMs

that stuff in NY, is fake, there were balloons....

Haha a guy from my school also said he saw a UFO :stunned:

Ari seen a supernova

The other day it rained, when there was no clouds in the sky...

that was amazing

Ari seen a supernova

 

It couldn't have been a supernova. If it had been, everyone on earth would've seen it and it would've lasted for days because they release so much energy, unless it'd been in another galaxy in which case it would have been impossible to see without a telescope. None have occurred in our galaxy in the past 1000 years by the way...

It couldn't have been a supernova. If it had been, everyone on earth would've seen it and it would've lasted for days because they release so much energy, unless it'd been in another galaxy in which case it would have been impossible to see without a telescope. None have occurred in our galaxy in the past 1000 years by the way...

 

 

it was a joke... ! come on ...