Orion’s Belt Anomalies Discovered By Hobbyist
There is much that we don’t understand in outer space. We certainly are not alone, as many might have guessed. A woman named Cari Kindl, spotted an unusual series of anomalies, in what is known as Orion’s Belt.
Also known as the Three Kings or Three Sisters, are a series of patterns or group cluster of stars. These are known for being smaller than a constellation. The Belt of Orion, consists of three bright stars known as Alnitak, Alnilam and Mintaka.
Using the Google Sky program, a rather bizarre series of anomalies were discovered back in 2010. It seems quite strange how all of these star-like anomalies line up in a straight point, across space seen in the photograph. From what is known, this was regarded by someone as just being a tumbling satellite. Whether or not this is true, is another story.
These types of satellites, are believed to flash or flicker when there is a reflective surface upon the satellite. This happens when the satellite reflects the sun towards the observer. After this, illuminated spots are made creating that of a straight shaped line.
Cari noted: “Why would there be a perfectly straight line of disks running from one area to another connected by a stream of light? Also, what is this odd Easter Island statue looking thing beneath it?”
