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[Carol Nistri]

Originally Posted by Darrell

silly, I know what CR is and how it works. What you show is due to having a low quality lens in a camera. This is very different from a bunch of witnesses observing an object with their eyes. In the latter situation, everyone has a different perspective due to eye lens condition, corrective glasses, or other viewing equipment.

Did you follow what DR WU and I discussed concerning CR in the posts of this thread? CR is a lens phenomenon. Atmospheric changes in the human eye cause significant frequency refraction shifts to generate some CR effects (in the eye). I clearly showed you that refraction index change in air due to temperature changes at one atmosphere have negligible effect relative to what actually goes on lightwise in the sky.

And btw, how about answering the question I posed to you earlier about witnesses seeing this/these object(s) changing colors without other lights in the sky doing likewise?

And here's a question: did you even bother to watch the video of the thread post? If you had, you would know that multiple orbs were reported which ruled out planets and stars. I might consider drones or other hoaxes, but chromatic aberration? Give me a break! (GOD protect me from the armchair skeptics!)

and if a condition such as you discribe why is it the observer didnt see this thing in the sky the thursday before?

[Hopo UK]

I have seen a star change colour. There is one that constantly changes/flickers in red, green, blue, and purple. It's always in the same part of the sky, except of course, as the seasons go by, it moves in relation to the other stars moving.

However, in this video, the witnesses talk of several of them being seen at the same time, but in different parts of the sky? AND this is happening quite regularly, but they haven't been noticed before.

It's a quandary, and as I have very little knowledge in science, I am unsure what to think of this one.

[Carol Nistri]

This week Mars is supposed to be highly visible.Thats the red planet. Right now its raining so hard it difficult to hear myself think.

[Darrell]

Originally Posted by Hopo UK

I have seen a star change colour. There is one that constantly changes/flickers in red, green, blue, and purple. It's always in the same part of the sky, except of course, as the seasons go by, it moves in relation to the other stars moving.

Keep in mind that you are viewing using, at minimum, your eye lens and perhaps additionally either corrective glasses or telescopic viewers. CR is a lens phenomena. The actual light coming from any star is white, and atmospheric refraction effects for scattering said starlight is insignificant. So if you are getting these effects, either your eyes or some additional lens optics are to blame.

A time when CR is effective prior to reaching your eyes in nature is when viewing a rainbow. This too is a lens effect; but this time the lenses are the spherical drops of water. When viewed properly, two rainbows can form. The primary rainbow has red on top and blue on the bottom and the upper rainbow has blue on top and red on the bottom. Both are additionally radially polarized.