Bizarre Lights in The Night Sky?

Question

Last night 11:30pm til 12:00am saw some strange lights, dancing from one direction to another, in the northern horizon. It's some sort of a foggy somewhat circular white thing. There were no stars at that time.

Does anyone saw what I saw? (for where're under the same sky)

GOD BLESS!

Answer 1

I didn't but I heard a funky music.

Answer 2

i believe it replaced into the Olber's Paradox, many years in the past, that wondered an similar ingredient. If stars are frivolously spaced and there are a limiteless type of them, then the celebrities that are fainter because they're farther away could be merely as outstanding as interior sight ones because there are more effective of them. Olber did not study stars being scattered in galaxies, that are literally not precisely frivolously spaced, nor did he study airborne dirt and dust clouds or gas clouds in area that keep us from seeing many stars. the answer for your question is, the Earth colors us from the solar, and the celebrities are too few and distant to make up the shortcoming of image voltaic lights. pollutants has no longer something to do with it, because the evening sky has continuously been darkish, and actual it truly is a lot less so now because of pollutants. for sure, in intense latitudes and in some seasons, the evening sky may be very outstanding, yet that would not really enter into the question.

Answer 3

That is a wonderful cluster of stars that goes through every year at this time. It's well worth staying up to watch, because it is really spectacular if you get a clear night. They are called the Pleiades, and if you punch pleiades into Yahoo search, you'll see a photograph of the cluster, so you can confirm what you saw.

Answer 4

That was the Tour Group from Beta Ritucuilus Gamma Alpha Four. They were doing the old skimmer trick trying to cause a panic among the primitives on the ground.

Opps!!! I guess you were one of those primitives!!!

Answer 5

Can you say Auroa Borielious I obvious can't spell it Not even close enough to get a suggestion. Northern lights,.

Answer 6

It Was The Perseids Meteor Shower.
Lat night was the peak viewing for this awesome yearly event.

Answer 7

I would contact your local radio station or tv station , and see if anyone else in your area reported strange lights in the sky

Answer 8

I think you saw the Aurora Borealis, the northern lights. I don't think it was a meteor shower because of your description. (oh, and there is no such thing as god.)

Answer 9

Hello. - No. Sounds very interesting though.
Perhaps this evening, (just a suggestion) you should see if you can catch the lights on vid.-phone or digi-cam vid..

Good Luck.

Have a nice day. :)

Answer 10

Still some meteor showers going on...might have been just a distorted atmospherice relay of such!

Answer 11

Aroura Borealis,aka Northern lights possibly, other than that you were high