What was hovering above Los Angeles on February 25, 1942 MSNBC.com’s Dara Brown has the story on this 65th anniversary of the ‘Battle of L.A.’
UFOs Over Westwing Mtn. Arizona 5/31/12 9:25 PMSource: xxx.youtube.com “On May 31, 2012 at approximately 9:25pm in Peoria Arizona, I witnessed a bright orange orb flying through the sky on a west-to-east trajectory. I immediately ran in the house and told my dad and my sister and as they went outside a second orb appeared. My sister ran back in and grabbed a camera. We were facing north as the orbs flew by from west to east (left to right). The orbs were a bright orange, almost the same color as a street lamp. The lights did not strobe or flash but remained the same brightness the whole time. There were no visible wings or landing gear, nor landing lights, nor were these hot-air balloons that frequently fly through the area. The orbs were flying just above Westwing Mountain at approximately 500-600 feet. The orbs were independent of each other staying 100 or so feet apart from each other. They were flying at a constant speed of 40-50MPH due east under their own power. There was a 5mph wind at the time blowing from the SW to NE but the objects were clearly not moving via wind. One orb was about 50 feet higher than the other. It was very quiet out and no sounds could be heard coming from the objects. The objects continued on their eastern trajectory until eventually one of the objects dimmed and disappeared. The other object remained in view as it continued east for approximately one minute after which it disappeared from view. You may think that just because I am teen I can’t see things like this, but I did. Strange … Video Rating: 5 / 5
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In the star cluster known as the Pleiades, the hottest stars are B6, not hot enough to ionize hydrogen in the interstellar medium. Instead, the brightest stars produce a reflection nebula as their light is scattered from interstellar dust.
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