posted on Feb, 10 2008 @ 11:38 AM
curiously, while viewing these luminescent
depictions, I was intrigued when I immediately noticed what I believe may possibly be a close resemblance to alchemical insignias.
I also became aware of numerous formations that are typically of great difficulty to perform; some of these include, numerous right angles and
triangles, others of less significance are straight lines and presumably overlapped regions within the figure.
the earthfiles article also stated that the depiction was seen to be pulsing, I find this quite peculiar, to the very least. another peculiararity I
noted was the single picture in which the formation was composed of red tones and orange like hues. this picture is significant, presuming it is
indeed authentic, because it shows the figure from a differant angle and a different color of glow. what I find most striking however, is that there
is only one picture of the red-toned formation, why did the witness take only one photo? this seems extremely unlikely and loses credibility, being as
that earthfiles quotes that 9the woman who snapped the photo remained outside viewing, for an extended period of time thereafter. it is plausible that
there was perhaps only one photo left on the roll. again, I think this is unlikely.
the earthfiles article also stated that the formation in question is believed to have been a mile long or thereabout. and that a disc created the
formation. my question is, if it took place at night, how then was the disc visible? also I am interested in learning if the formation itself was
moving, and if so how abouts did it travel?
lastly, it would be interesting and quite entertaining and of great value to learn the methods in which the formation disappeared. did it dissipate?
simply vanish? fade over a period of time, until no longer visible? did the disc re-trace over the lines as that of an erasor? this would be of great
value to learn.
I find the witness's to lack credibility, with the exception of the photo's, due to many facts but one being that I have not read an in-depth
account of the occurence from the moments before the formations arrival to the moments after its exit.
also I am curious as to how the sky and nature conditions were that evening. clear?cloudy?chances of rain?wind?wind from what direction? were there
birds singing/flying? how about the local animals such as squirrels and others, what was their actions? lastly, what was the feeling in the air? and
what temperature was it? astrologically, what phase was the moon in? I have many other questions that should have been raised during the initial
interviewing process.