The Living Sky

Apr 26

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MA-6 Full Transcript and Audio – John Glenn’s Historic “Firefly” Flight

By Scott | Aerial Habitats, Aerial Plankton, Aerobiology, Astronauts, Biolayer, Bioluminescence, Dawn, Evidence, Flocks, Friendship 7, Habitats, John Glenn, Mercury Program, NASA, Not Alone, Not Alone - The LIfe Above, Pilot Reports, Planetary Biology, Sky Jellyfish | No Comments

Here is a full transcript and audio of the 1962 Mercury-Atlas 6, Friendship 7 mission with pilot John Glenn. Hear his actual first-hand account of what he saw.

Feb 22

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Not Alone – The Life Above Wins EBE Award

By Scott | Arizona, Conferences, EBE Film Festival, International UFO Congress, News, Not Alone, Not Alone - The LIfe Above | No Comments

Thank you to the organizers and judges of the International UFO Congress for selecting Not Alone – The Life Above as the Best Short UFO film of the 2018 EBE…

Feb 08

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Light on the Tracks – Virginia’s Cohoke Light – Trailer

By Scott | Aerial Habitats, Aerobiology, Behavior, Bioluminescence, Brown Mountain Lights, Cohoke Light, Earth Lights, Evidence, Feeding and Hunting, Flight, Habitats, Jellyfish, Life Cycles and Populations, Movement, Mystery Lights, Orbs, Railroad Mystery Lights, Sky Jellyfish, Spook Lights, Virginia | No Comments

The mysterious Cohoke Light floats along a stretch of railroad track that passes through a swampy forest in eastern Virginia. For generations, the light has thrilled and puzzled residents.

Sep 23

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The Sky Is Alive Update

By Scott | News | No Comments

We have greatly expanded the visual component of our presentation The Sky is Alive. Big pictures for an expansive topic!

Jul 27

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The Brown Mountain Lights

By Scott | Aerial Habitats, Aerial Plankton, Aerobiology, Behavior, Bioluminescence, Brown Mountain Lights, Earth Lights, Effects on Humans, Flight, Group Behavior, Habitats, Life Cycles and Populations, Linville Gorge, Movement, Mystery Lights, News, North Carolina, Orbs, Planetary Biology, Sky Jellyfish, Spook Lights, United States | No Comments

For centuries, hundreds of people have reported lights moving through the skies of western North Carolina. The Brown Mountain lights are one example of our planet’s many unexplained luminous phenomena.

Jun 18

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NASA Stains The Sky To Reveal Invisible Secrets…Including Life?

By Scott | Artificial Clouds, Clouds, NASA, NASA Wallops Island, News, Sky Staining, Vapor Tracers, Virginia | No Comments

NASA’s Wallops facility in Virginia will launch a sounding rocket to deploy “vapor tracers” to study unseen movements in the atmosphere.

Apr 25

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Freshwater Jellyfish and The Pioneer Who Studies Their Mysteries

By Scott | Aerial Habitats, Aerobiology, Dr. Terry Peard, Evidence, Freshwater Jellyfish, Habitats, Jellyfish, Life Cycles and Populations, Marine Biology, Marine Invertebrates, News, Pennsylvania, Sky Jellyfish | No Comments

Freshwater jellyfish? Many people may not even know such things exist. Yet people have reported them in almost every state in the U.S., and in countries worldwide.

Mar 19

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Tentacles and Tails – Ten UFOs

By Scott | Aerial Habitats, Aerobiology, Appearance, Evidence, Jellyfish, Marine Invertebrates, News, Sky Jellyfish, Tentacles | No Comments

Like marine jellyfish, many objects moving through the skies appear to have tentacles or “tails”. Here are actual photographs of ten examples…

Mar 19

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Ten Parallels Between UFOs and Marine Invertebrates

By Scott | Aerial Habitats, Aerobiology, Appearance, Armadas, Behavior, Bioluminescence, Blobs, Dawn, Effects on Humans, Evidence, Feeding and Hunting, Flying Squid, Group Behavior, Habitats, Jellyfish, Life Cycles and Populations, Marine Biology, Marine Invertebrates, Movement, Oceans, Physical Evidence - Falls, Physical Traces and Tracks, Planetary Biology, Predation, Reproduction, Sky Jellyfish, Sprites, Thunderstorms | No Comments

Earth’s atmosphere is a fluid habitat, like the ocean. Objects moving through the sky resemble marine invertebrates in at least ten major ways…

Jan 25

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Astronaut Scott Carpenter’s “Living Critters” in Space

By Scott | Aerial Habitats, Aerial Plankton, Aerobiology, Astronauts, Aurora 7, Bioluminescence, Dawn, Evidence, Friendship 7, John Glenn, Marine Biology, Mercury Program, NASA, News, Planetary Biology, Scott Carpenter | No Comments

Scott Carpenter was one of the seven original Mercury astronauts. He flew the second earth orbital mission for the United States in the capsule Aurora 7 on May 24, 1962.