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never saw this before. A star is flickering very very vividly red
white and blue. It's below Orion, kinda close to the horizon. WOW. I've seen stars flicker before, but NOTHING like this. It's been going on for the last 30 minutes, thought I'd post here to see if anyone else sees it, or knows what it is. |
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Sirius. The color changes are normal atmospheric affects, but enhanced by
the star's brightness and proximity to the horizon. "jon smith" wrote in message ... never saw this before. A star is flickering very very vividly red white and blue. It's below Orion, kinda close to the horizon. WOW. I've seen stars flicker before, but NOTHING like this. It's been going on for the last 30 minutes, thought I'd post here to see if anyone else sees it, or knows what it is. |
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Sirius. The color changes are normal atmospheric affects, but enhanced by
the star's brightness and proximity to the horizon. Correction, (grin), not so serious Sirius, (the wishy-washy star. ![]() Twinky, twinky, sponge-cake bar. . . Light mote vs. heavy beam http://members.aol.com/RichClark7/read/mote.htm Jesus' Birth (and related issues) http://members.aol.com/RichClark7/read/birth_JC.htm |
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jon smith wrote:
never saw this before. A star is flickering very very vividly red white and blue. It's below Orion, kinda close to the horizon. WOW. I've seen stars flicker before, but NOTHING like this. It's been going on for the last 30 minutes, thought I'd post here to see if anyone else sees it, or knows what it is. Its the USA's patriotic star, we put it up there and made it glow red, white and blue ;-) Eric |
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Eric wrote in news:PNTIb.718801$Fm2.620616@attbi_s04:
[] Its the USA's patriotic star, we put it up there and made it glow red, white and blue ;-) Eric Actually it is British (Sirius, the dog star, mad dogs and englishmen...) and the colours (with a U please) are the Union Jack. :-))) -- Colin J Denman N 51º 54' 38" W 00º 29' 45" Elev: 125m email: -- use my first name home: http://www.cjdenman.freeserve.co.uk |
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Colin J Denman wrote in message .3.244...
Eric wrote in news:PNTIb.718801$Fm2.620616@attbi_s04: [] Its the USA's patriotic star, we put it up there and made it glow red, white and blue ;-) Eric Actually it is British (Sirius, the dog star, mad dogs and englishmen...) and the colours (with a U please) are the Union Jack. :-))) Indeed. The US red, white and blue actually derive from the Union Jack's colours (hence the confusion). http://www.kimber.org/flag/ |
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