Space Plasma life

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An unidentified Giant spherical object frequently appears before I begin filming at night. It appears to be observing or monitoring me and has even entered my balcony. Furthermore, its presence often causes a large area in front of my camera to become hazy dust. This makes plasma entity’s image become too bright or dull, even changing colour, So making it difficult to capture a clear image of the plasma creature.                                                                                                                            click twice                                       ...

Comparative Analysis of Anomalous Localized Luminous Phenomena and Associated Digital Sensor Artifacts in the Mid-Latitude Boundary Layer Authors: Sen Lin, and Gary Opit. Target Journals: Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres / Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics   Abstract Ground-level transient luminous events (TLEs) and localized plasma-like phenomena present complex challenges for optical atmospheric sensing. This paper evaluates a longitudinal dataset of nocturnal optical anomalies captured via consumer-grade charge-coupled device (CCD) and complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) sensors in Auckland, New Zealand (2005) and Sydney, Australia (2024–2026). While approximately 99.9% of nocturnal spherical anomalies are mathematically attributable to near-field retroreflective particulate scattering (e.g., pollen, dust, hydrometeors), a discrete subset of recorded events demonstrates electro-optical coupling, including electronic viewfinder blackouts and geometric tr...