Posted on 11/18/2020 12:32:45 AM PST by blueplum
Since 2015, a mysterious purple light in the sky has baffled NASA.
The space agency has dubbed the strange light ‘Steve’, but despite having an ordinary name, the light is extremely complex.
Now, NASA has shared a stunning photo of Steve and the Milky Way, snapped over Childs Lake, Canada in 2017.
The beautiful image was shot by photographer Krista Trinder, and has been featured as NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day.
NASA said: “What's creating these long glowing streaks in the sky? No one is sure.
“Known as Strong Thermal Emission Velocity Enhancements (STEVEs), these luminous light-purple sky ribbons may resemble regular auroras, but recent research reveals significant differences.
(Excerpt) Read more at mirror.co.uk ...
could UFOs be Steves?
Or aliens are named Steve.
Named after Barack Hussein “Steve” Obama?
Popped up in 2015 they say. Baffles scientists, they say. But man-made globull warming is real, they say. The “science” is settled, they say.
Cool and all. But the difference between what we don’t know and what we actually know is astounding.
He and Reggie are Adam and Steve.
“photos of Steve and the Milky Way.”
There’s your 70s band name, right there.
THEY CAME FOR ME! I’M FINALLY GOING HOME!
These used to be referred to as proton arcs and I read they flew a satellite thru one that measured the temp at 3000 C at an altitude of 300km
Ping.
CQ CQ DX
They named this after me. how nice
Looks like a starship was in a battle and crashed on earth.
Gov’t recovered what was left.
This would explain teflon and velcro.
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