Before you ask, its not a airplane. Its not moving, its a stationary object in the sky
Can't be a satelite, satelites move

is there just a big sign hanging above the board that says "schizos welcome"?

>>16869986
The fuck you mean schizos
This is a thing that i saw and recorded, its not made up

>>16869963
>>16869977
Aircraft. Moving slowly away or towards you. Can't tell which.
>>16869986
Go shit in every other thread, why don't you? Oh, look, you did. Asshole.

>>16870012
Its not a aircraft, there are more than one stars that behave like this, i just recorded the brightest one
Also a aircraft green/red light would get detected by the camera and not show as white

>>16870014
Opinions are free and you can fit as many as you want up your butt.
But it is an aircraft.

>>16870021
Its not a fucking aircraft, a aircraft doesn't stay in one spot as one size for few hours

>>16870021
>>16870026
Also i checked flightradar 24 and there was nothing in that direction close enough to be visible

>>16869963
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twinkling

>>16870014
>>16870026
>i recorded thousands of them for hundreds of hours
And then posted the shortest and shittiest.
>>16870028
>one direction is my favorite boy band
Which one? You recorded thousands, remember?
Fucking idiot.

>>16870046
What the fuck are you talking about
the first one i recorded is this
i saw other before but its my first recorded one

>>16869963
>I recently noticed this, some stars shine normally, normal constant white glow.
Those are planets
>But some are "flashing" they flash, when they flas they sorta... change colors? Greenish to redish, its very subtle, mostly white stil.
Those are stars

>>16870033
Only non-retard ITT

>>16869963
Space isnt real shithead. What is causing the blinking are poor connections in the firmament.

>>16869963
twinkling stars and color changes are caused by our atmosphere.

stop being 12

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>>16870499
This and nice digits.
Stars higher in the sky twinkle less than stars closer to the horizon but on rare occasions, at my location anyway, the air will be really calm and steady and you won't get any twinkling at all. Those rare moments are a perfect opportunity to view the planets through a telescope because you will get really sharp images.

>>16869963
that has to do with factors like stuff passing between us and that star, and our atmosphere.
more than likely you're noticing Sirius. that star freaks people out sometimes when they first notice it. its the brightest star in the sky, and at this time of year its on the horizon. when you stare at it, it looks crazy like its flashing different colors, red, green. blue, white. it is also two stars orbiting each other, but from our view we only see one

>>16869963
Guidestar maybe? Are you near an observatory?

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>>16871982
>durrr mabee id cud b laazor?
For fuck sake anon it's just a normal star that's twinkling due to bad atmospheric seeing.

>>16870033
>Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder what you are...
Niggas on sci are dumber than kindergartners...