Unexplained Celestial Observations – Page 8 – National Radio Astronomy Observatory

Unidentified Lights in the Sky

Question: What am I seeing in the sky? (I have been fascinated by astronomy ever since I was a…

Question: I have pictures of the sun that shows objects around the sun that move from day to day…

Question: Has anyone noticed any unusual “observations” from either the star Arcturus and/or the star Polaris.Thank You. — Michael…

Question: I took pictures of the Sun for two days consecutively (Oct 29, 2012- Oct 30, 2012) and saw…

Question: I have recently made 2 videos on youtube. One being about meteors, 2 suns and a possible UFO…

Question: Hi, I live in Baltimore, Md. and every morning around 4-5 o’clock I leave for work and I…

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