Many nights we’ve sat, looking to the stars wondering what is out there. We’ve seen shooting stars, satellites and passing airplanes, but never something, well, out of the ordinary. The shot below is taken when I was in Grenada. When I was taking this picture I didn’t see anything unusual, but when I looked at it afterwards there was something there. At first, being a New Yorker, I believe it to be a plastic bag that had been lifted by the tropical thermals. But, they just don’t have that happen in Grenada. Then, on second glance it seemed to have sharp corners. It is not condensation on my lens. It is not a bug. It is not a plane or a helicopter (don’t have those there either). It is out of the ordinary. I blew it up, and you can actually see a disc like shape. I am not sure what this is. And that to me is pretty damn cool.
Many nights we’ve sat, looking to the stars wondering what is out there. We’ve seen shooting stars, satellites and passing airplanes, but never something, well, out of the ordinary. The shot below is taken when I was in Grenada. When I was taking this picture I didn’t see anything unusual, but when I looked at it afterwards there was something there. At first, being a New Yorker, I believe it to be a plastic bag that had been lifted by the tropical thermals. But, they just don’t have that happen in Grenada. Then, on second glance it seemed to have sharp corners. It is not condensation on my lens. It is not a bug. It is not a plane or a helicopter (don’t have those there either). It is out of the ordinary. I blew it up, and you can actually see a disc like shape. I am not sure what this is. And that to me is pretty damn cool.
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