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Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?

 
KimmieAnnaJones
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Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
Just wondering... I have never noticed red stars before but lately a few seem to be a reddish color. Not mars btw.... There is more then one and they "twinkle". Atmosphere?
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03/29/2010 08:32 PM
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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
Yes, I have noticed that, wasn't sure if was normal or not.
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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
Uh yeah, I actually noticed something like this the other night.


There was one REALLY red star... and then I noticed a few others were strangely red too.


They don't look that way too often, or at least not to my knowledge.
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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
Yep. I've been watching them. And they definitely seem to be "twinkling" more than normal too.

Last Edited by Full Circle on 03/29/2010 08:43 PM
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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
Thank God I'm not completely nuts.. LOL!
I have been noticing it for about 6 months now and NEVER seen it in the past.
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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
Yep. I've been watching them. And the definitely seem to be "twinkling" more than normal too.
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yes i mentioned it to someone and they said it was because of pollution

i say its very curious

perhaps starfleet
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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
perhaps starfleet
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I don't believe in "starfleet".
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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
They are probably not stars at all, and some planets are being masked by closer in objects as well. UFO bases, seriously. Ive been getting photos & vids of this stuff since 2007.

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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
Just wondering... I have never noticed red stars before but lately a few seem to be a reddish color. Not mars btw.... There is more then one and they "twinkle". Atmosphere?
 Quoting: KimmieAnnaJones



There are many stars that are red to the naked eye. Antares means rival of Mars, because of the red color. Other red stars are Betelgeuse, Arcturus, Gacrux, Aldebaran, and there are many more.

All stars twinkle. It is an atmospheric effect.
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03/29/2010 08:46 PM
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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
Could be Venus, Saturn or Neptune.
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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
Could be Venus, Saturn or Neptune.
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I mean Jupiter not Neptune.

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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
Its the 'Nibiru' effect.

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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
I've noticed this lately as well, and I've never noticed it before. Twinkling is not new, but the red seems so to me.
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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
I thought this thread was about famous people, and I almost decided to start taking up recycling to reduce the pollution.
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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
I've noticed that some stars are looking redder than usual.

Angelina Jolie, for instance.


And that Kate Price.

In fact, I wouldn't really say she's red, but decidedly orange. More orange than usual, in fact.
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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
Could be Venus, Saturn or Neptune.
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Betelguese in Orion is red. That one is really noticeable. Antares is also red but more orange usually. Sometimes seen to the south. If you have more than those 2 and mars then it's something else.
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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
Lets ask NASA!
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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
Lets ask NASA!
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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
Just wondering... I have never noticed red stars before but lately a few seem to be a reddish color. Not mars btw.... There is more then one and they "twinkle". Atmosphere?
 Quoting: KimmieAnnaJones

Last night I saw a VERY red star, right above the horizon.

I kept thinking it was an aircraft light, but it just wasn't moving.

Very red.

I have also noticed a lot more of the super twinkly red blue yellow flashing stars.
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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
Could be Venus, Saturn or Neptune.


Betelguese in Orion is red. That one is really noticeable. Antares is also red but more orange usually. Sometimes seen to the south. If you have more than those 2 and mars then it's something else.
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Cool never knew there were stars red in color, thanks!

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Last Edited by KimmieAnnaJones on 03/29/2010 09:04 PM
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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
I've noticed this lately as well, and I've never noticed it before. Twinkling is not new, but the red seems so to me.
 Quoting: lil*miss


Then you just haven't been looking. There are a handful of very red stars that have been known throughout history. Albebaren, Betelgeuse, Arturus, Antares, etc.
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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
Yes, one of them is Antares(South-East)
According to George Green those are UFO's and star do not change colors 3 times a secind, they only blink.
I tend to agree with him.
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Re: Anyone noticing stars that look reddish?
Yes, one of them is Antares(South-East)
According to George Green those are UFO's and star do not change colors 3 times a secind, they only blink.
I tend to agree with him.
 Quoting: Levski



Any star that gets low on the horizon will twinkle alot. It will also show multiple colors, that is part of the twinkling effect. Light at different colors will take slightly different paths producing brief views of many colors.





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