Aerial Plankton – The Living Sky

Oct 24

The COHOKE LIGHT – NEW DOCUMENTARY NOW AVAILABLE

By Scott Aerial Habitats, Aerial Plankton, Aerobiology, Bioluminescence, Cohoke Light, Earth Lights, Evidence, Flight, Flying Squid, Habitats, Jellyfish, Marine Invertebrates, Movement, Mystery Lights, News, Orbs, Planetary Biology, Railroad Mystery Lights, Sky Jellyfish, Spook Lights, Virginia

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. Local…

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

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. (more…)

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

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.…

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

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.

Jan 25

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1962 Audio – John Glenn’s “Fireflies”

By Scott Aerial Habitats, Aerial Plankton, Aerobiology, Astronauts, Bioluminescence, Dawn, Evidence, Friendship 7, John Glenn, Mercury Program, NASA, News, Planetary Biology, Scott Carpenter

“Godspeed, John Glenn.” On February 20, 1962, astronaut Scott Carpenter radioed these hopeful words to his colleague John Glenn as he began his ascent into space.

Jan 12

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1950, Farmington, New Mexico Armada

By Scott Aerial Habitats, Aerial Plankton, Aerobiology, Armadas, Evidence, Flocks, Group Behavior, Jellyfish, New Mexico, NM, Sky Jellyfish

This 1950 photo may show several objects from a huge flock that moved across the skies over Farmington, New Mexico... (more…)

Oct 18

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2014 – Plankton Found on Surface of International Space Station

By Scott Aerial Habitats, Aerial Plankton, Aerobiology, Astronauts, Evidence, International Space Station, News, Planetary Biology, Thunderstorms

If invertebrate life moves through our atmosphere, we might see it near or on our satellites, including our Space Station. It seems we may have... (more…)