Day time night

[perpetualthinker]

Hey,

   On September 27 I saw in the sky a rip of night. What I mean is it was daytime but there was a small portion of the sky that stars and night time sky could be seen. If anyone else can explain this or this has happened to them please let me know. Thanks

 

[hiker]

my guess....

part of the atmostphere was ripped away by a solar flre ? or some fluxuwantion in the

earths magnetic field ?

what did the bible say about the last days--the day sky will look as night.....

maybe you got a glimse of the future !!!

[zmoz]

It was probably aliens coming down to read your brain.

[BT Humble]

It was probably aliens coming down to read your brain.

No no, it would have been the men from the Government.  You didn't see anything, OK?

BTH

(But do feel free to tell me the name of your dealer - that sounds like some pretty good stuff!)

[TomW]

Dude;

Pretty funny, were you taking any medications / illegal drugs at the time?

Failing that I think the answer to your problem is over here:

http://www.fieldlines.com/story/2004/10/5/173638/375

[finnsawyer]

Did anyone else see this.  Preferably people not members of your family or tribe.  Get some more disinterested observers and I'll become interested.  Until then ?

[hvirtane]

was a small portion

of the sky that stars and

night time sky could be seen

How big was that area?

Which kinds of borders did it have?

Did anyone else nearby you see it?

How high was the sun on the sky?

What was the relationship of the sun

with 'that portion'?

I've never heard about such phenomena,

but maybe it has something to do with

the magnetic field of the sun?

- Hannu

[perpetualthinker]

I hope no one else was with me, i was peeing and looking out the window. The shape was like a knife cut in fabric. The sun was at a 45 degree angel from me. It was a ordinary day. 74 degrees was the temperature.

[Electric Ed]

Sounds like a migraine episode.

When I am about to get a migraine headache, I have a visual "disturbance" that I would describe as a "blind spot" with a multi-colored fringe around it that "sparkles".

It begins quite small and gradually becomes larger, sometimes growing to occupy 10 to 20% of my field of vision, before fading away. The duration is usually about 20 minutes.

http://www.eyemdlink.com/Condition.asp?ConditionID=505

EE

[finnsawyer]

You'd think he'd recognize a migraine episode unless he never had one before.  You describe the episodes I have very well, except my disturbance starts near the center and forms an arc that grows and eventually exits of the edge of my field of vision.

[hvirtane]

Do you still think that it was

on the sky? Did you really

see stars or was it something

with your eyes/nerves as the

others guys are suggesting?

- Hannu

[perpetualthinker]

I have 20/20 vision and i have never had a migrane. I was just telling wjat i say and to see if anyone could explain it thats all.