And what was said light?

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I have also seen a real life I/O tower or two. Well, nothing as dramatic as seeing light shooting up from the depths of the earth in a forceful burst of light into the infinite sky and beyond. But rather, each of my experiences was like a 'focused Jesus ray', if I remember correctly. (I only say 'Jesus ray' because that's how lots of people refer to them. You know, when the sun's light is cast through clouds and the rays fans out? Please don't get on my case for saying something w/ religious connotations.) It wasn't typical sun rays, though. My experience was unique (for me) in that it was just one vertical column of light stretching from earth to sky. I remember pausing for a few moments, letting my mind absorb the real life Tron experience. I mean, how often do we get to see I/O towers in the real world??

Jademz Wrote: but we get wierd stuff, like a blue flash, that was seen by thousands of people, and a friend of mine had a shattered window, with a hole in it, and nothing was inside his house.

In my neighborhood we call those "gunshots"

do you live in Albequerque N.M. by any chance?

Ahhh, the source was the sun then. I was thinking it was something else.. like a searchlight or laser or whatever.

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Since we are sort of talking about strange stuff, then I got something that my friends and I saw and can't find much information about.

Late one night several years ago, me and a group of friends got together out in the woods, to drink beer around a campfire. It's sort of been a tradition of ours since high-school.

Anyways... where we were at overlooks an open field and we saw a small bluefish-white ball of light slowly moving across it near the ground. It was a clear night and rather dry. After a few mins it hit something (a tree? or a fence?) and made a really loud noise and disappeared.

We told my neighbor about it the next day and he said that it's what they call a 'lighting orb'. Apparently there is this rare phenomenon with electricity that cause it to behave this way.

Do any of you guys know anything about it?

Strange.

redrain85 Wrote: Where the bolt starts from the Earth and goes to the clouds, instead of the usual way. I've also seen sideways lightning, where the bolt travels within or between clouds.

I've seen pictures before of upward lighting before. Really amazing photos.

Around here, we call sideways lighting, 'Cloud Feeding'. It's really a cool site to behold. I love to watch major thunderstorms roll in and out of town... and at night its the coolest.order abortion pill morning after pill price where to buy abortion pill

Qix77 Wrote:Since we are sort of talking about strange stuff, then I got something that my friends and I saw and can't find much information about. Late one night several years ago, me and a group of friends got together out in the woods, to drink beer around a campfire. It's sort of been a tradition of ours since high-school. Anyways... where we were at overlooks an open field and we saw a small bluefish-white ball of light slowly moving across it near the ground. It was a clear night and rather dry. After a few mins it hit something (a tree? or a fence?) and made a really loud noise and disappeared. We told my neighbor about it the next day and he said that it's what they call a 'lighting orb'. Apparently there is this rare phenomenon with electricity that cause it to behave this way. Do any of you guys know anything about it? Strange.

If I remember correctly, when lightning is traveling, it is capable of pulling silicone out of thin air, and the orb is filled with plasma. Very interesting thing to see, I dont recall seeing one on the net.. but I've certainly heard of them.
A guy I used to work with was playing softball, and lightning struck the field, with no warning signs. They gathered around a hole in the ground, about 3 inches wide, and dropped something into it, then it disappeared. so they got pipes, and stuck them in the hole, 17 feet +/-.

redrain85 Wrote: The weirdest thing I've actually seen before (which doesn't really compare) and is apparently somewhat common: is backward or upward lightning. Where the bolt starts from the Earth and goes to the clouds, instead of the usual way. I've also seen sideways lightning, where the bolt travels within or between clouds. I found this site that has pictures of upward and sideways lightning, lest you think I'm making this up . . . http://www.nws.noaa.gov/om/wcm/lightning/photos.htm

Wow, those are some really nice pictures! truely amazing, I laughed when I saw the cows...