Unexplained Celestial Observations – Page 7 – National Radio Astronomy Observatory

Identifying Strange Sounds Received by a Radio

Question: I received a radio wave with my homemade antenna that it sounds like a motorbike, like a Harley…

Question: I have a photo that looks like a comet impact on Jupiter! I took the photos on January…

Question: I took several pictures of a strange sight. It is what looked like a small sun beside the…

Question: Around 10:39 pm June 17th 2014 I was watching Arcturus and it disappeared for about a minute or…

Question: Tonight I noticed in the bright evening sky (9pm) over Aberdeenshire a number of faint black bands running…

Question: Today, while I was walking down my street, I noticed a strange thing in the sky. One part…

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