This object was photographed by NASA’s Mars Curiosity Rover on May 7, 2015. Given the condition of the rocks around it, it’s a very unusual shape. It is small, about the size of a compact car, and does not appear to be lying on the surface, but rather to be projecting out of it. NASA has offered no comment about it. To see the original on NASA’s website, click here.
This is one of a number of videos that have appeared recently involving unusual lights being observed in storm clouds. Contrary to the witness’s claims that it has something to do with the HAARP program, it is a known phenomenon. The HAARP project was permanently shut down in 2014, and was never engaged in any activity that would produce lights like this. This is called a crown flash, which takes place when lightning is reflected off of water droplets in rainstorms, a sort of rainbow generated by lightning instead of sunlight. So much for HAARP.
Two witnesses near Athens, Ohio, observed a UFO for 2 hours and heard strange noises in a wooded area, according to a report that appears on Open Minds. Although the object was observed for two hours, the witnesses reportedly obtained just six minutes of video. Unfortunately, this video has not been released. The case is under investigation by MUFON. Not graded.
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This object was picked up on a surveillance camera at the Florida Space Walk of Fame Museum. Charlie Mars, the president of the museum told Orlando CBS affiliate "We can’t explain it. Nor can the fellow who put in the [survellance] system for us."
It isn’t a dust particle close to the lens of the camera or the movement would be different. It does not have the appearance of a video problem or an intentionally added animation. It’s graded A, probable unknown.
That said, your Out There editor is a major orb skeptic. I find that the vast majority of orb videos and photos we get are easily explained, usually as dust particles close to the camera lens. This one has me perplexed, frankly.
