Bizarre Light Refraction - Live now

Yep definitely water droplets from the rain. You can see its hammering it down if you look at it hitting the water. And the traffic is moving along, nobody stopping to look up to the sky!

reply to post by svetlana84


well that answers that "mystery". Cool show tho. Had me going there for a minute!

The interesting thing is that last night when this was first posted, it wasnt raining and it wasnt wet on the lens.

So it is something else.

Just rain as far as i can tell....looks like a single drop rather than the multiple drops i saw when i viewed.
The pic i just took off the site looks very much like yours IMO

reply to post by loves a conspiricy


That looks like the rain that hit the lens when I watched it not too long ago (an hour maybe?) but before it started raining there were definitely lights in the top left of the screen.

This definitely looks like condensation on the lens.
Remember, due to the weather, it could have condensed on the lens because of the temperature difference from the camera's electronics, but rain is a more likely culprit.




this is the image I saw at 4.45 pm CST.

the reason I think it is a water condensation, is you can see the one main reflection, and three other small orbs all in a vertical line above each other. Now, all three of these were gyrating at the same time, which leads me to believe soemthing environmental and not paranormal.

Sorry, but rain is the best guessed culprit.

Also, if you look at the main reflection, the top triangle part is an amber light, and the bottom is a pinkish light. Both of these lights match the lights in close proximity. I.E. there is an amber light with a pinkish light below it, again not paranormal

reply to post by berkeleygal


what I find interesting is that the more I learn about 'light' the more I realise that it and 'sound' are alike if not exactly the same.

Sound refraction can occur also.

I'd love to find out if 'sound' can be 'tuned' into transforming itself into 'light'.....?

to the OP - cool find, I wonder if its a holographic technology being tested...

-B.M

Originally posted by B.Morrison
reply to post by berkeleygal

 

to the OP - cool find, I wonder if its a holographic technology being tested...

-B.M

Erm no . It's already been established as a wet lens/lens cover . Read the whole thread

nope, not a hologram

look at the cam now
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Originally posted by gandalphthegrey
Sorry folks , but it looked like water/condensation on the camera lens to me . Seen it many many times , but alas no evidence.

edit on 19-1-2011 by gandalphthegrey because: (no reason given)

I work with CCTV monitoring and this is nothing more than water droplets on the lens of the camera distorting the flare of street lights.
Just like those images of "ghosts" and "mysterious black shadows" are bugs, and just like the white "orbs" and floating "spheres" are reflected light from UV sources and pollution and such.

I have seen figures on CCTV, genuine mysterious people who were not there, but all of the ones I see on the net are either faked or misunderstood natural lighting effects.

And that's what this is, nothing unusual here.

reply to post by berkeleygal


Looks like a chirst like figure decending from the heavens (headless) ...

I don't know what it is but the original pic was way cool...

Originally posted by gandalphthegrey

Originally posted by B.Morrison
reply to post by berkeleygal

 

to the OP - cool find, I wonder if its a holographic technology being tested...

-B.M

Erm no . It's already been established as a wet lens/lens cover . Read the whole thread

edit on 19-1-2011 by gandalphthegrey because: (no reason given)

what are you getting angry about? it was just a suggestion, and FYI I went back and looked at the other posts after posting myself and saw the ideas about it being condensation and though 'oh well it was probably nothing' but I didn't see the harm in leaving a suggested alternative possibility on the thread.

have a nice day.

-B.M

sorry and what are we all saying we saw in the live photo? i missed it and don't understand what you all claim to have seen...

reply to post by punctual


It was condensation on the camera lens.

You can see some now here
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