Need help determining what this picture is.

reply to post by LoveisanArt


I don't think the Americans "took" the land from Canada.

If my memory serves me correctly it was purchased from Russia.


Some intreresting reading about Alaska,

en.wikipedia.org...

Originally posted by Druscilla

That's my all time favourite reply.

Originally posted by loveguy
reply to post by AGWskeptic

 

Dang, that is pretty!

So could this be a piece of the ionosphere getting heated?

Can we even identify with our eyes what haarp does? How it does it?

Friend should have sold it to a magazine.

It's worth a thousand bucks at least.

Why jump to such outlandish conclusions and conjectures?

If you walk into a room and all of a sudden see light, do you assume it's aliens or just that you've flicked the light switch?

reply to post by AGWskeptic


Doesnt really matter who or how it happened.. its Canadian LAND, which is occupied and claimed by Americans.

The point of my posting wasnt to argue who took land; it was to point out that Alaska has mysteries which are not getting the attention and research it could need.

Those pyramids are very interesting and mysterious if true.. there are many dissapearances and 'abductions' within Alaska. The movie 4th Kind or whatever its called points this out, but obviously its a hoax right ? lol..

I feel something is going on in that remote area of the North. But Im just another person with a hunch

~ Love is an art

reply to post by LoveisanArt


I think you need to brush up on your world history if you believe that, but that's off topic.


I seriously doubt there are pyramids in Alaska. I have been there and for a time while getting my nursing degree my wife and I contemplated moving there. I went so far as to get my pilots license because at the time RN's with a pilots license were being offered a pretty sweet deal.

The reason for that is there are very few roads in Alaska's interior, so there are a lot of airplanes there.

With all those pilots flying all over the state for all those years it would be pretty hard to hide a pyramid.

Originally posted by AGWskeptic
reply to post by LoveisanArt

 

I don't think the Americans "took" the land from Canada.

If my memory serves me correctly it was purchased from Russia.


Some intreresting reading about Alaska,

en.wikipedia.org...

That Canuck is lucky the Russians didn't claim the rest of 'Canada', or we may have bought the rest of Canada.
JK,
On topic, I think it's a desk lamp reflection.... Plain as day.

Originally posted by pheniks
reply to post by Manhater

 

it cannot look like a invisible spaceship

(hence the invisible part)

Now you are getting picky

Its could be part of some sort of HARRP experiment on the atmosphere

Originally posted by butcherguy

Originally posted by AGWskeptic
reply to post by LoveisanArt

 

I don't think the Americans "took" the land from Canada.

If my memory serves me correctly it was purchased from Russia.


Some intreresting reading about Alaska,

en.wikipedia.org...

That Canuck is lucky the Russians didn't claim the rest of 'Canada', or we may have bought the rest of Canada.
JK,

On topic, I think it's a desk lamp reflection.... Plain as day.

edit on 9-12-2012 by butcherguy because: (no reason given)

I don't see desk lamp at all.

The three streaks are of variable length and there are no houses there, it's a national preserve.


He could be pranking us, but I have yet to hear an explanation that satisfy's me.

You wanna know what that picture is?

Extra-dimensional beings that have descended into our vibration.

Originally posted by kingster129
You wanna know what that picture is?

Extra-dimensional beings that have descended into our vibration.

Vibration? You don't even know what that word means do you.

WHAT is vibrating!!

Just like you can't say "I picked up a hot"... you have to say "I picked up a hot crowbar"

frequency and vibration and other words are being thrown around without any context

This is a reflection of indoor lights hanging from the ceiling, assuming the photo was taken from the room and behind a glass window

reply to post by AGWskeptic


Who took the picture, is there a link and when did this happen? Thanks.
This is very interesting S & F

For those of you that missed it...

In contrast......would reveal characteristics of a lamp if that were the case, so no, not a lamp, would reveal a reflection, not a reflection, there is no light source bouncing back...


www.pfrr.alaska.edu...

Seems as though there are some testing areas around there...I took this picture from this sight...
Not saying it is the same thing, but maybe what we are seeing here is a rocket launch

...
...

but I found no evidence of this being the case...because...

Further research on this facility shows no launches during 2006, so unless you are not certain of the actual date the picture was taken it is still possible that it is a rocket test, they do have HAARP in Alaska and it is possible we are seeing an activation of that...not sure what HAARP looks like yet...will continue to look for more possibilities.

Then I researched HAARP pictures...

Still not the same, but doesn't mean its not possible..depends when the picture was taken during the activation or after, if they had beams of energy shooting up from just a few of the antennas maybe this is what you see in your picture?

No matter what, I think it is a very interesting picture and the OP has nothing to gain from trying to hoax anyone into believing it is real. Some people cannot just say wow...and leave it at that, if you want to offer possibilities, at least come with something to back them up. Trying to discredit the picture is not going to change the fact that it exist, now, if this was photo shopped it was one hell of a good fake...to generate this much interest.

BAW33

Originally posted by AGWskeptic
reply to post by Destinyone

 

Thank you.

I sent the person who was there another note asking when it was taken.

It's got my curiousity alarm going full tilt, I must know what this is.

Edit, pic was taken about 6 years ago.

edit on 8-12-2012 by AGWskeptic because: (no reason given)

Judging on the position of the sun, my guess Late July, the last few days, and the time from 2:00 to 3:00 AM (our night time)
Pretty unusual event, the cloud formation and the beams of light.... cool...!

Originally posted by ziplock9000

Originally posted by loveguy
reply to post by AGWskeptic

 

Dang, that is pretty!

So could this be a piece of the ionosphere getting heated?

Can we even identify with our eyes what haarp does? How it does it?

Friend should have sold it to a magazine.

It's worth a thousand bucks at least.

Why jump to such outlandish conclusions and conjectures?

If you walk into a room and all of a sudden see light, do you assume it's aliens or just that you've flicked the light switch?

Thanks for asking an honest question, no need to kick you in the teeth over it. You hurt my fillings.

Hopefully I have the facilities to discern if it was me who turned the light on, or not.
Why not allow all your marbles in this equation?

Aliens?

Originally posted by Plotus

Originally posted by AGWskeptic
reply to post by Destinyone

 

Thank you.

I sent the person who was there another note asking when it was taken.

It's got my curiousity alarm going full tilt, I must know what this is.

Edit, pic was taken about 6 years ago.

edit on 8-12-2012 by AGWskeptic because: (no reason given)

Judging on the position of the sun, my guess Late July, the last few days, and the time from 2:00 to 3:00 AM (our night time)
Pretty unusual event, the cloud formation and the beams of light.... cool...!

According the the source it was June.

But he was iffy on the six years, so it could have been July I guess.

Originally posted by AGWskeptic
reply to post by BrokenAngelWings33

 

Yukon Flats Alaska 6 years ago.

I like the different contrast, it really cleans it up and shows the cloud better.

No it doesn't . It shows a textured ceiling and an ornate light fitting .

Originally posted by tpg47

Originally posted by AGWskeptic
reply to post by BrokenAngelWings33

 

Yukon Flats Alaska 6 years ago.

I like the different contrast, it really cleans it up and shows the cloud better.

No it doesn't . It shows a textured ceiling and an ornate light fitting .

An ornate light fixture that doesn't refract light?

How does that work?