Bright lights flash across Texas

reply to post by Crashoverride11


I'm also pretty close to this area, but didn't see anything this morning. I was out at about 6.

From the pictures I've seen, looks like a meteor. Probably something from Geminid, I read on another thread here that we're in a area that contains lots of meteors?

reply to post by christine76


Most of those picture look to be chemtrails. I could be wrong but i study the sky most everyday having seen numerous amounts of different kinds, different colors, patterns and so on. I know those are not similar to the objects i talked about, but still some good photos. I was able to connect with someone about 2 hours southwest of me who describes seeing the same thing, so maybe we can dig a little deeper on this.

The National Weather Service tweeted that it could be part of a Russian satellite.


NWSHouston‏@NWSHouston

Preliminary info on strange morning flash over Houston. May have been debris from Russian satellite COSMOS 2251 re-entering atmosphere.

Here is a really good picture from North Texas. You can really see the green glow that others are describing.

Another awesome picture..

Originally posted by christine76



Here is a really good picture from North Texas. You can really see the green glow that others are describing.

Another awesome picture..

I've seen that picture before. Can't be the same meteor.

reply to post by Manhater


Okay, well run the image and see what comes up. I'm mobile for a while and can't. It came from a reputable source, if that can believed with the msm, but I had no reason to believe otherwise when I posted.

reply to post by christine76


I just ran that image and it didn't pop up anywhere else, so I think this could be from this morning. So it was either a meteorite or part of the Russian Satellite.

reply to post by WhoDat09


Good to know, thanks. I'll be up to look for the meteors tomorrow a.m., so I can see for myself. Read one report that it could've been a basketball sized meteor, that officials are looking for or else the satellite. I just found it odd that it's so widely seen. Texas is HUGE!

Hey everyone,

Just letting y'all know that I saw this flash in the Katy area (N Fry rd and Clay rd) around 6:30ish. It was an *extremely* bright flash that lasted for maybe 2 seconds at the most. I thought it was either lightning or lights from a nearby fire-station. I even braced myself for a loud "boom", but alas, no noise. I didn't really think anything too much about it until I logged into Facebook and saw that others in my area saw the same thing. It's now 3:55PM and four of those huge Black-Hawk type of helicopters flew over my house heading east. I just don't see how this "flash" was caused by a meteorite. I mean, the light literally seemed to engulf my entire house as if a transformer blew up right next to it. Very odd stuff....

reply to post by cb0688



Holy cow, hello, my local ATS'er. I'm about thirty minute drive to Mason Road. Black Hawks, really? That happened to us last summer out here and we lost lights sporadically due to the Hawks.. Interesting.. to say the least. Video or pics if it's still going on..

Whoa RED FLAG! I made a thread on GLP on November 8, 2012 about the same type of lights!

My thread i made in GLP: Possibly saw UFO: 4 orange-ish lights turning off and on.

Here is the video of similar lights from the thread:

reply to post by Mugen



Haha, I would go there, but last I checked GLP, over a year ago, they had me blocked for no GOOD REASON, other than being an ATS'er..

reply to post by ElOmen


Chinese lanterns on a windy night, you can tell by the trees blowing they are following the wind, then they burn out.



reply to post by christine76


That picture was taken years ago, nothing to do with current events.

EDIT: Here is the video that the screenshot is taken from (and reversed)

reply to post by Mugen


Those are street lights, at 53 seconds you can even see the poles they are connected to.

Originally posted by christine76
reply to post by Mugen

 

Haha, I would go there, but last I checked GLP, over a year ago, they had me blocked for no GOOD REASON, other than being an ATS'er..

Which is why I'm here, ha. The difference for me is, GLP puts up with too much. ATS is stricter. I like that.

Originally posted by woogleuk
reply to post by Mugen

 

Those are street lights, at 53 seconds you can even see the poles they are connected to.

....no I can't. OH, you're not looking at the right lights. Lokk at the tiny flashing lights in the background. That's besides my experience though.

reply to post by woogleuk

I'm on mobile, and refreshing the page so I will retract. I thought the above was trolling..

Originally posted by woogleuk
reply to post by ElOmen

 

Chinese lanterns on a windy night, you can tell by the trees blowing they are following the wind, then they burn out.



reply to post by christine76

 

That picture was taken years ago, nothing to do with current events.

EDIT: Here is the video that the screenshot is taken from (and reversed)

edit on 7/12/12 by woogleuk because: (no reason given)

Yo, those are different from what the OP is talking about.

Originally posted by christine76
reply to post by woogleuk

I'm on mobile, and refreshing the page so I will retract. I thought the above wad trolling..

edit on 7-12-2012 by christine76 because: (no reason given)

That's what i'm here for.

Originally posted by Cuervo
Nobody is connecting it to the thread about Texas power poles bursting into flames?

www.abovetopsecret.com...

I was thinking the exact same thing.

They are reporting it in many areas.

reply to post by riverwild


I read the thread, don't think it's connected. We shall see come 6:30 tomorrow.

Originally posted by Mugen

Yo, those are different from what the OP is talking about.

Regardless they are still on the thread and I am pointing out the issues with the people who posted them.