Who Turned Off the Stars?

Who Turned Off the Stars?

Who painted my night sky, light blue with big cotton fluffy clouds? Who did that? The sky looks like day time, yet it's night time. How weird is that? Day time sky, day time white fluffy cottony clouds, blue sky, beautiful blue, lovely blue, but scary blue. Not dark midnight black blue, but bright clear crystal blue. And the full moon, shining like it is the sun, brightening up this very weird sky. Did they switch places, did the night now become the day, the day the night? How is that? I am dumbfounded. Everyone should be outside, out of their comfy beds, looking up. All those who work at night, should take a break and look up. I got pictures to prove it, wishing for a better camera, if you think I am trippin. I check the sky out every night, was happy to see the full moon, but shocked to see a bright blue sky!! WTH?

Uploaded by supermushmouse on Feb 20, 2011

THIS IS AN ORIGINAL VIDEO. THIS VIDEO PROVES THAT THE MOON IS A HOLOGRAPHIC IMAGE AND THAT IT IS IN FRONT OF NUMEROUS CLOUDS (AT APPROXIMATELY 5000 FEET ALTITUDE). THE CLOUDS ARE ALSO ALL HOLOGRAMS. IN FACT THE ENTIRE SKY IS NOTHING BUT ONE HUGE HOLOGRAM AND A LIE. THIS VIDEO EXPOSES THE BIGGEST LIE EVER PRESENTED TO THE ENTIRE WORLD. COME ON EVERYBODY, WAKE UP TO REALITY! START ASKING THE RIGHT QUESTIONS BEGINNING WITH YOURSELF. THANKS FOR WATCHING.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The airglow above the horizon, captured from the ISS.
Airglow (also called nightglow) is the very weak emission of light by a planetary atmosphere. In the case of Earth's atmosphere, this optical phenomenon causes the night sky to never be completely dark (even after the effects of starlight and diffused sunlight from the far side are removed). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airglow

Uploaded by BaseStationZero on Jul 24, 2008

Noctilucent Clouds - They hover on the edge of space. Thin, wispy clouds, glowing electric blue. Some scientists think they're seeded by space dust. Others suspect they're a telltale sign of global warming. They're called noctilucent or "night-shining" clouds (NLCs).

          Uploaded by jespergroenne on Jul 17, 2011

Very bright Noctilucent Clouds

Published on Jun 6, 2012 by NanaBaakan

It is 2:30 AM, June 5, 2012. Full moon night. But when I look outside, I see I bright blue sky, with white fluffy clouds, and the Full Moon that lit up the sky like it was the Sun. It was an extraordinary sight to behold. It was as if the Moon was shining in the clear sky like the Sun had done earlier. It was fully illuminating the sky to the point where the blue sky seemed like a crystal blue, especially behind the moon's brightness. I do not understand this type of phenomenon. I had noticed over several months that our night time sky barely had visible stars for the thick milky white substance that coated the sky. But this night, the sky was bright blue, clear, in fact the blue was beautiful and is barely seen during the day time, these days, so much rain and cloud cover. It was as if the day time sky and night time sky switched places but didn't tell the moon or the sun. When will the midnight blue sky come back, a sky littered with beautiful sparkling stars?

Night clouds or noctilucent clouds are tenuous cloud-like phenomena that are the "ragged-edge" of a much brighter and pervasive polar cloud layer called polar mesospheric clouds in the upper atmosphere, visible in a deep twilight. They are made of crystals of water ice. The name means roughly night shining in Latin. They are most commonly observed in the summer months at latitudes between 50° and 70° north and south of the equator. They can only be observed when the Sun is below the horizon.

They are the highest clouds in the Earth's atmosphere, located in the mesosphere at altitudes of around 76 to 85 kilometres (47 to 53 mi). They are normally too faint to be seen, and are visible only when illuminated by sunlight from below the horizon while the lower layers of the atmosphere are in the Earth's shadow. Noctilucent clouds are not fully understood and are a recently-discovered meteorological phenomenon; there is no record of their observation before 1885.

Noctilucent clouds can form only under very restrictive conditions; their occurrence can be used as a sensitive guide to changes in the upper atmosphere. Since they are a relatively recent classification, the occurrence of noctilucent clouds appears to be increasing in frequency, brightness and extent. It is theorized that this increase is connected to climate change.

Uploaded by BrutalTruthMediaMaui on Dec 6, 2011

~THANKS YOUTUBE FOR PROTECTING MY CHANNEL & ME
love to absolutely everyone ,even the people i feel wronged by,i forgive you and love you,As you get to the cfht website from the link I left you down below,you will see about 10 cfht images that continually rotate like a mini slideshow on the front of the cfht page..when you get to the front of the cfht web page its VERY IMPORTANT that you keep your eyes pinned open and ready,wait for the only picture of its kind in the loop,its ,an orange,glowing and streaky cloud picture that pops up for a few seconds in the rotation of pictures taken from the cfht telescope ,,,i want you to stop,study the reddish,streaky chemcloud image closely just so you can begin to recognize the artificial cloud as the chem cloud that it is ,,,ironic,that reddish streaky picture is of the exact same chemclouds here that i am exposing and talking about in the beginning of this vlog ,I also document that same type of reddish chemclouds in the video ive created that is actually in this video as well,that chemical cloud looks like dirty fire,well,the cfht damn well knows that picture they added to the collage is a chemcloud,yet they brainwash you anyways. into thinking it's real,this is a big cover up .,You can watch more documented weather wars from Hawaii thru this CFHT TELESCOPE at http://www.cfht.hawaii.edu/
Look what they are teaching our kids,evil-NASA S'COOL: On-Line Cloud Chart is full of 99% chemclouds ! ) http://science-edu.larc.nasa.gov/cloud_chart/
I will have more vodeos from this telescope soon,i didn't want to actually download the vids straight from the cfht,because i was a little worried about using the cfht vids for my weather wars documentation from the government and making someone upset lol

Video of that night by CFHT Observatory.

http://www.cfht.hawaii.edu/en/gallery/cloudcams/index.php?opts=movies&moviefile=data/movies/Jun05-2012.mp4

About the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope

 

CFHT is a joint facility of:

• National Research Council of Canada (see also Herzberg Institute of Astrophysics),
• Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique of France ( see alsoCNRS/INSU), and
• University of Hawaii (see also UH/IfA).

The CFH observatory hosts a world-class, 3.6 meter optical/infrared telescope. The observatory is located atop the summit of Mauna Kea, a 4200 meter, dormant volcano located on the island of Hawaii. The CFH Telescope became operational in 1979. The mission of CFHT is to provide for its user community a versatile and state-of-the-art astronomical observing facility which is well matched to the scientific goals of that community and which fully exploits the potential of the Mauna Kea site.The Observatory headquarters are located in Waimea (also known as Kamuela by the US Postal Service), where CFHT has been part of the community since 1977. 

Who turned off the stars? Light pollution

http://lightyears.blogs.cnn.com/2012/04/05/who-turned-off-the-stars-light-pollution/

When you look up at the night sky on a clear night, you probably mutter "wow, look at all those stars."

Well, if you live anywhere near a big city, you don't know the half of it.

What you may not realize is that you're suffering from light pollution. The sky is so washed out by excess urban lighting that instead of seeing thousands and thousands of stars, you may be seeing only hundreds - or sadly, maybe only dozens.

And, as we lose sight of more and more stars to light pollution, we lose a connection to the universe. We may even lose a little bit of our souls.

Click on the audio player below to learn more.