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I wouldn't discount that, but it was awful damn bright, and to be a contrail high enough for the sun to reflect off of...well, in my estimation, it would have to be almost orbital in height. I make this guess because the sun had set over 2 hours prior, and the sky was dark enough to see 5th mag...

The more I think about it guys, a more than possible explanation is maybe satellite debris colliding, perhaps a fuel tank or other was hit by a high velocity piece of orbiting junk. It was too fast an event for something galactic or extra-galactic, and the more I consider a meteor seen head-on...

I prefer the Tank/Landcruiser..... Less pustules and scabs.

BTW, my answer to that question would be"No. But it will probably kill itself afterward."

It's a deal. My wife makes a really good Russian tea.

Hey I'd live there. Not like I haven't lived in one before.

Merry Christmas / Happy Holidays!!!

I can see the possibilty of Snowden being a CIA operative, and this may explain his reluctance (for lack of a better word) to release everything on his laptop. Maybe he's already fired both barrels. If he's still holding back how can he claim to be a heroic whistleblower? Wasn't his intention to...

I don't know about the second photo, it is a classic though, can't remember where I've seen it.... The first one though seems an awful lot like a lens flare. You have the first flare in the air, and a second flare to the lower left, and they both line up in a line with the sun. Plus they just...

Wet my pants yet again R'Lady!!! Ya gotta stop doing this:p

I was outside with my Orion 20x80 binoculars checking out Venus before it went down. I spotted a bright light to the north west and immediately scoped it at 19:22 hrs EST. It was at least a -3 magnitude in brightness, brighter than Venus by my estimation. It was close to 55 deg declination, @ 21...

I wouldn't go with it being a "natural law upon which the universe operates.", ...I mean sharks eating tuna do not follow this law. Lions eating antelopes, cats toying with mice, etc don't either. Maybe for the enlightened, self aware intelligent species of the universe, but I have to say the...

Exceptional post Jeff.....*golf clap*

GAAAHH......my eye holes! My eye holes! Arrrggghh!

I think Rupert Sheldrake may have something to contribute to this discussion. Here's the link: http://www.sheldrake.org/Articles&Papers/articles/pdf/explore-Materialism.2013.pdf And here is an excerpt to get you interested: "THE SCIENTIFIC CREED Here are the 10 core beliefs that most...

Maybe we really are living in a holographic simulation. But it begs the question, how should "simulation" be defined? When does a simulation stop being a simulation and become......well, ...reality? Is The Universe A Hologram? Physicists Say It's Possible . . .

Isn't that standard procedure?:rolleyes:

Don't you guys usually have massive heat waves and fires this time of year? So Stoney....you going bobsledding or skiing?

I have heard of mysterious plane crashes witnessed sometimes by crowds of people, yet no wreckage or damage could be found, and no missing airplanes. I am not touting the veracity of this website, but here are a few stories: Phantom Plane Crashes - Ghosts, Hauntings & The Paranormal -...

I don't recall any specific religions being left out or banned by the 1st Amendment. In a perfect United States, wouldn't they have just as much of a right as the Christians to post thier religious texts?