Out There (Page 37)

This photographer has done a fine job of creating a photographic analysis of an anomaly over Washington DC. There is no question of hoax here, or of a misidentification. This material is unidentified. Whether or not it could be identified as some sort of airborne pollutant or extremely lightweight floating debris is another question. However, some of the transformations that take place are very fast, which only adds to the high strangeness.
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January has been a very strange month, and take a look at Betsy Lewises theory about the fish and sea life dieoffs on her blog. These are interesting times, folks, make no mistake.
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This is an interesting compilation of sightings for January 2013. Your Out There editor isn’t going to comment on each one, but a number of them appear authentic. Some advice: as always, Third Phase of Moon has added a music track that is, shall we say, not to everyone’s taste. Watch on mute if it screeches your blackboard the way it does mine.
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There is no reason to doubt that this object is not a genuine unknown. Its shape is typical of many such objects, it is moving at far too high a speed to be a balloon or a radio controlled toy. It is an unknown object.
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