Paulding Light

mrsrunningbear

mrsrunningbear

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lenny said:
MrsRunningBear, tell us what, if anything, the college kids told you. did you have any communications with them about the light?
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nothing to say, they left before I got to speak with them....BUT my trout fishermen are coming in this weekend and they make it a point to go to the light while there here and their really funny guys, they always write something great in the guest book. Last year their story started with "we scared the children down at the light" and vodka was mentioned alot..LOL can't wait! I'll share the story with you guys....;) Yesterday I booked 2 couples in their 80's coming to waterfall and see the light. Hazel was funny she said the light was on their bucket list LOL LOL
 
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thunderstruck88

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I think the light is a good luck thing for the trout fishermen JUST BEWARE BIGFOOT lurks HE LOVES FISH :D and MrsRunningbear shhhhhhhhh on it to ;) don't want you in trouble with PapaBear Ya'll have a good day and the Bears will keep a light on for ya'll Lights, Camera, Action Hollywood should make a movie out of this :cool:
 
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700classic

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frnash said:
Yes I did!
Of course that was last August in the ER, in a state of cardiac arrest, when they hit me with a coupla' hunnerd joules from the defibrilator. Wham! Bang! Bright neon blue flash! :)
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Ah, No offense frnash, but I think I'll check out the Paulding lights instead of yours.
 
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Professor PC

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hey all you wanna hear of ANOTHER PAULDING LIGHT on a LEYLINE a couple of lines over on the grid.....you know....they said these are CAR LIGHTS AS WELL...but i assure you these are the same AURORA LIGHTS ON THE LEYLINE....car lights....thats a good one

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marfa_lights

some key things to read in it

the lights date back to the 1800s. Reports often describe brightly glowing basketball sized spheres floating above the ground, or sometimes high in the air. Colors are usually described as white, yellow, orange or red, but green and blue are sometimes reported. The balls are said to hover at about shoulder height, or to move laterally at low speeds, or sometimes to shoot around rapidly in any direction. They often appear in pairs or groups, according to reports, to divide into pairs or merge together, to disappear and reappear, and sometimes to move in seemingly regular patterns. Their sizes are typically said to resemble soccer balls or basketballs.



Ellison and a fellow rancher witnessed the lights and initially assumed them to be Apache campfires, but the fires continued to be seen for weeks on end, and beyond

"When we saw the Marfa lights the first time there was no vehicular traffic at night. Fuel was rationed, lights were a phenomena in themselves in those days because there were no lights.

read this section and it tells the same stupid road and elevation and crud

Criticism


typically south of U.S. Route 90 and east of U.S. Route 67, five to fifteen miles southeast of Marfa, at unpredictable directions and apparent distances. They can persist from a fraction of a second to several hours. There is evidently no connection between appearances of the Marfa lights and anything else besides nighttime hours. They appear in all seasons of the year and in any weather, seemingly uninfluenced by such factors. They sometimes have been observed during late dusk and early dawn, when the landscape is dimly illuminated.
 
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frnash

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Professor PC said:
… Reports often describe brightly glowing basketball sized spheres floating above the ground, or sometimes high in the air. Colors are usually described as white, yellow, orange or red, but green and blue are sometimes reported. The balls are said to hover at about shoulder height, or to move laterally at low speeds, or sometimes to shoot around rapidly in any direction. They often appear in pairs or groups, according to reports, to divide into pairs or merge together, to disappear and reappear, and sometimes to move in seemingly regular patterns. Their sizes are typically said to resemble soccer balls or basketballs. …
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Now that comes close to describing my experience with ball lightning during a thunderstorm; a single soccer ball sized glowing yellow sphere hovering mostly at low speed around my living room(!) at about shoulder height, occasionally darting off more rapidly, until it just fizzled out and vanished without ever touching any other object.
 
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Professor PC

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frnash said:
Now that comes close to describing my experience with ball lightning during a thunderstorm; a single soccer ball sized glowing yellow sphere hovering mostly at low speed around my living room(!) at about shoulder height, occasionally darting off more rapidly, until it just fizzled out and vanished without ever touching any other object.
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ah yes...so now we get to the HOW it can be the AURORA and the MAGNETIC LEYLINES....ball lightning eh? well as you know from you ball lightning link theres this

Until recently, ball lightning was often regarded as a fantasy or a hoax, but some serious scientific discussions and theories have attempted to explain it.

you need to understand PLASMA as well because the ball lightning is basically the AURORA and the SOLAR WIND PARTICLES traveling down a leyline which is all magnetism and it ignites the different particles for diffenert colors...the reason it forms a ball is because of the ONE GYRATION it must do in a magnetic field....look at all the lab experiments tried and you will notice its mainly magnetic ones and tesla that could produce them...but noone wants to futher or put 2 and 2 together until now....me....and now possibly some of you

Magnetization
Plasma in which the magnetic field is strong enough to influence the motion of the charged particles is said to be magnetized. A common quantitative criterion is that a particle on average completes at least one gyration around the magnetic field before making a collision, i.e., ωce/νcoll > 1, where ωce is the "electron gyrofrequency" and νcoll is the "electron collision rate". It is often the case that the electrons are magnetized while the ions are not. Magnetized plasmas are anisotropic, meaning that their properties in the direction parallel to the magnetic field are different from those perpendicular to it. While electric fields in plasmas are usually small due to the high conductivity, the electric field associated with a plasma moving in a magnetic field is given by E = −v x B (where E is the electric field, v is the velocity, and B is the magnetic field), and is not affected by Debye shielding.[12]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plasma_(physics)

to sum it up some of the balls at paulding....texas...and frnash's place are because of being on the magnetic leyline and being at such an angle as to be able to view the explosion of atoms into colors and or plasma balls coming down the pipeline so to speak


ok....and some freakin car lights to throw it off the tracks ever now and then as well....which is the same thing happening with ball lightning and why noone wants to research or investigate it by this one little statement....only its time to start listening to the people that see the shizzzzz....including BIGFOOT in my opinion....the problem is it IS FINDINGS being shrugged off

The presumption of its existence is based on reported public sightings, and has therefore produced somewhat inconsistent findings.
 
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Professor PC

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heres what J G OWENS wrote about them in 1891....sounds familiar dont it...plus the movement can then be explained by magnetism....just like you trying to push 2 magnets together or you finger and you haveing some magnetics as well...is PAULDING a wet marshy area or just damp there for the most part MRSRUNNINGBEAR? forget about the old crazy names



[B "This is a name that is sometimes applied to a phenomenon perhaps more frequently called Jack-o'-the-Lantern, or Will-o'-the-Wisp. It seems to be a ball of fire, varying in size from that of a candle-flame to that of a man's head. It is generally observed in damp, marshy places, moving to and fro; but it has been known to stand perfectly still and send off scintillations. As you approach it, it will move on, keeping just beyond your reach; if you retire, it will follow you. That these fireballs do occur, and that they will repeat your motion, seems to be established, but no satisfactory explanation has yet been offered that I have heard. Those who are less superstitious say that it is the ignition of the gases rising from the marsh. But how a light produced from burning gas could have the form described and move as described, advancing as you advance, receding as you recede, and at other times remaining stationary, without having any visible connection with the earth, is not clear to me[/B]
 
mrsrunningbear

mrsrunningbear

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Professor PC said:
heres what J G OWENS wrote about them in 1891....sounds familiar dont it...plus the movement can then be explained by magnetism....just like you trying to push 2 magnets together or you finger and you haveing some magnetics as well...is PAULDING a wet marshy area or just damp there for the most part MRSRUNNINGBEAR? forget about the old crazy names
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Professor PC there is swamp area along bluff creek but it’s not by the viewing area it is further north, north of interior rd and on the west side of the creek. There also is an area behind our place too but it has been pretty dry since 2008, you can see the swamp area on a good map too. The only water by the viewing area is bluff creek at the bottom of the hill down from the guard rail, it gets pretty dry too. So I would say Paulding isn’t very swampy

I have not seen these lights you talk about. I have seen the aurora borealis before and the light never looked like that to me. I do think what I saw was indeed the headlights. I have never seen any other light other than the car lights. I have and do still speak to many people with stories of different lights they have seen, colors streaks and wisps so I agree they are seeing something. The leylines are very interesting because of the magnetic related stuff like the batteries issues and the other stuff I spoke of earlier on in the thread that happen here. So I understand if the leylines are here the things you and other people talk of could happen and be seen.
 
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Professor PC

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hey that would be some more good test round a camp fire....magnetic stuff...wonder if a compass goes wild there.....wonder if you walk west to east some distance it effects a compass in a narrow band about where your standing...effect it slightly or huge or none....lotsa more fun i see to be had
 
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lenny

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yama_yooper said:
We did the same thing last summer....I'm tellin' ya' that US-45 at Johnson Lake road north of Paulding is where the headlights come from.

Make sure you both have a light....you will be able to see each others lights.
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looks like you were the first to bust this myth, congrats!!!!!!
 
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lenny

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hey, I'll be the first to admit I come on strong and am relentless but here is why, not saying it is right but here is why. I have seen from an early age how lack off communication or personal understanding steer people in certain directions in their lives weather it be religion, politics, relationships,,,,,etc. Example, I am not a religious man but am a believer in JC so for personal convictions I never taught my kids about Santa or the Easter bunny. I taught them the truth first and celebrated the birth of JC on our own and than would indulge in the American tradition of the other side (Santa, the bunny thing.) I know many will feel sorry for my kids missing out on all the fun of Christmas and Easter but quite the contrary, we exchange gifts like the traditional Christmas just differently but we never loose site of the truth as we it.

I am astonished at the divide in this country. Look at politics and religion for example, we could argue all day on simple fundamental ideals we have practiced. Now we are redefining definitions and adding to the definitions. I agree times have changed but lets not step over each other but rather have serious exchange to understand each other and move forward without the hostile divide. I totally understand I am out there and some cannot link my words to this topic but here is why I say all this. Weather it be religion, politics or the Paulding light, were gonna have views from the far left to the far right but does that mean we are all right? Do we have the nads to say, "I have not considered that." Do we have too much pride to say I was wrong on that point. Including myself, I maintain the Paulding light is car lights based on observation and somewhat primitive methods but none the less efforts put forth to understand what we are seeing. Now, the opposition really doesn't offer much in the way of science. No offense Prof PC but you have posted a bunch like I have but really offered no substance. You are intelligent, that's obvious but you offer other elements that are not practical or relevant. The reason I mention this is because we are striving to understand what we are seeing. I honestly believe there is an "unspoken understanding" that's in the mix here to keep the science at bay and unfortunately it trumps the truth. How can so much observation and accumulated info just be tossed aside and not even refuted. That's what bugs me the most about opposing ideas. Our country leaders are divided to the extreme. You can listen to candidates running for office talk about the same thing and become confused. Some say that is the beauty, you make your own decision based on your liking but not all things pertain to ''our liking". Some things set precedence, some are testable and true and some seem to fall in the "grey area". What does the Paulding light fall into?

Let's practice what I have been suggesting in my rant, please. Someone opposed to the idea that the Paulding light is NOT car headlights please answer this observation but first on this condition. One person only just to keep it organized so were not drifting off. Who's it gonna be?

Here's the observation: When viewing the light as we see it, as the YOU-TUBE video sees it, as the sy-fy show saw it, how do you refute me finding the exact location of the light, parking WITHIN the span we see this light, flashing car lights back at the viewing area, parking a car at the viewing area and flashing the lights back up to the highway where we see the light and observing the light in reverse. Keep in mind while we were parked in the "sweet spot" you could see another Paulding light go by the car we parked there and they look the same. I'll be anxiously awaiting a response and I'm not be sarcastic. I seriously want to practice what I preach
 
mrsrunningbear

mrsrunningbear

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lenny said:
hey, I'll be the first to admit I come on strong and am relentless but here is why, not saying it is right but here is why. I have seen from an early age how lack off communication or personal understanding steer people in certain directions in their lives weather it be religion, politics, relationships,,,,,etc. Example, I am not a religious man but am a believer in JC so for personal convictions I never taught my kids about Santa or the Easter bunny. I taught them the truth first and celebrated the birth of JC on our own and than would indulge in the American tradition of the other side (Santa, the bunny thing.) I know many will feel sorry for my kids missing out on all the fun of Christmas and Easter but quite the contrary, we exchange gifts like the traditional Christmas just differently but we never loose site of the truth as we it.

I am astonished at the divide in this country. Look at politics and religion for example, we could argue all day on simple fundamental ideals we have practiced. Now we are redefining definitions and adding to the definitions. I agree times have changed but lets not step over each other but rather have serious exchange to understand each other and move forward without the hostile divide. I totally understand I am out there and some cannot link my words to this topic but here is why I say all this. Weather it be religion, politics or the Paulding light, were gonna have views from the far left to the far right but does that mean we are all right? Do we have the nads to say, "I have not considered that." Do we have too much pride to say I was wrong on that point. Including myself, I maintain the Paulding light is car lights based on observation and somewhat primitive methods but none the less efforts put forth to understand what we are seeing. Now, the opposition really doesn't offer much in the way of science. No offense Prof PC but you have posted a bunch like I have but really offered no substance. You are intelligent, that's obvious but you offer other elements that are not practical or relevant. The reason I mention this is because we are striving to understand what we are seeing. I honestly believe there is an "unspoken understanding" that's in the mix here to keep the science at bay and unfortunately it trumps the truth. How can so much observation and accumulated info just be tossed aside and not even refuted. That's what bugs me the most about opposing ideas. Our country leaders are divided to the extreme. You can listen to candidates running for office talk about the same thing and become confused. Some say that is the beauty, you make your own decision based on your liking but not all things pertain to ''our liking". Some things set precedence, some are testable and true and some seem to fall in the "grey area". What does the Paulding light fall into?

Let's practice what I have been suggesting in my rant, please. Someone opposed to the idea that the Paulding light is NOT car headlights please answer this observation but first on this condition. One person only just to keep it organized so were not drifting off. Who's it gonna be?

Here's the observation: When viewing the light as we see it, as the YOU-TUBE video sees it, as the sy-fy show saw it, how do you refute me finding the exact location of the light, parking WITHIN the span we see this light, flashing car lights back at the viewing area, parking a car at the viewing area and flashing the lights back up to the highway where we see the light and observing the light in reverse. Keep in mind while we were parked in the "sweet spot" you could see another Paulding light go by the car we parked there and they look the same. I'll be anxiously awaiting a response and I'm not be sarcastic. I seriously want to practice what I preach
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Holy Cow....you need to let the light go, step away easy and just put it down :cool: you know its going to live on forever!
 
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matti

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Confirmation bias can be very powerful (both for believers and non-believers). Personally, I find ghost stories and the like absolutely fascinating (that's why I REALLY want to visit the old Summerwind Mansion site in Land O Lakes!), but I've never had any experiences to make me believe in them for real. As for the light, I have not been there so I can't say - but, the scientist in me (yes, my actual work title is "scientist" :) says it is car lights. I do hope to get to the light some day and, who knows, I might become a believer.
 
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