Unknown orange/red glow over Pacific Ocean

pbase.com ^ | August 24, 2014 | pbase.com

[garjog]

[stevio]

I’d say those aliens know how to partay.

[JRandomFreeper]

Should have been 'worst' instead of 'worse'.

And that pic isn't of me. My beard is almost white, and the paper was "El Mundo".

Just sayin....

/johnny

[gunsequalfreedom]

In about 2007, flying from Europe to the US, between Iceland and the US, I saw a huge red-yellow glowing object in the ocean from at least 30,000 ft. Never knew what it was.

In 1968 I was flying over the Pacific Ocean (no airplane mind you) and saw these like wild shooting colored auras.

[laplata]

I think the ship was the aircraft carrier Franklin D Roosevelt.

[bitt]

THAT EPISODE STILL FREAKS ME OUT!

[JRandomFreeper]

In 1968 I was flying over the Pacific Ocean (no airplane mind you)

That happened a lot during the '60s.

/johnny

[steve86]

Thing is, it seems that the ocean in this area to too deep to allow such a splendid display originating from the seabed. But I will keep your comment in mind, thanks.

[conservativeimage]

Conclave of MUTOs that came from those craters in Siberia and from the crack in north Mexico.

[atc23]

I was deployed to the Western Pacific with the US Third Fleet in 1981 when the guys in CIC tracked multiple objects over the Pacific for 12 hours - objects were moving at an estimated Mach 9 and above - converging into one object, splitting off again, making right angle turns at unbelievable speeds, diving, climbing - something was out there that night.

[Beowulf9]

Meant to say this guy was not the host or the guest, was just a caller.

[Prospero]

Krakatoa, East of Java

An almost acceptable movie, though it didn't do the disaster justice. And the title always bugged me. Krakatoa is west of Java.

[cld51860]

Rather sounds like the one Christopher Columbus wrote about.

[baddog 219]

[steve86]

Any actual volcanic activity should result in a huge plume of smoke and steam, easily visible to planes within 150 miles or more during daytime.

[tumblindice]

It was a Godzilla egg hatching. Those things are radioactive.

[Moonman62]

If he was on the flightdeck and had a ledge to place the camera I suppose it’s possible. It would need to be the equivalent of a tripod.

[Salamander]

It’s Morlocks.

[laplata]

I understand. I think I remember hearing that call or one similar to it.

[steve86]

Any actual volcanic activity should result in a huge plume of smoke and steam, easily visible to planes within 150 miles or more during daytime.

As well as IR and visible satellite photos.