by Mijo11 » Sun May 27, 2018 1:25 am
Has anyone ever seen, through a telescope, a triangular formation of three very bright stars with a bright beam of white light shooting from Star to star in a counterclockwise direction? The stars, if that's what they are, seemed to be only inches apart through the lens of a telescope. This formation could not be seen with the naked eye. Nor did this formation itself change location, (move). It seems to be perfect in triangular shape, i.e. each star, (perfect circles), are equal distance apart. The only moving aspect of this is the bright beam of white light darting from Star to star.
Anyone have an answer for what this might have been, or have also seen this. From the northern Midwest U.S. night sky, this formation was slightly Southwest.
One other note of importance, this was seen many many years ago, I'm just now willing to ask if anyone may have shared the experiance, or have scientific explanations.
Thanks all