A little while ago tonight, around midnight..
I was looking at the sky. First time I have seen Orion visible in months.
So I was watching
Taurus and Orion.
A bright fast moving object streaked down leaving a trail and merged with the star Aldebaran.
Which looked like from my perspective, a thick very bright shooting star that moved directly into the star Aldebaran completely vanishing at the point where it meets the star...
Whatever it was it was fast.
I'm not saying it was actually going there but it was a perfect optical illusion just for me? or freak coincidence shooting star.
Looked unusual anyhow.
Quote:
Aldebaran (Alpha Tauri) is the alpha star of the constellation of Taurus. It is approximately 60.4 LY away from us.
The Aldebarans are a humanoid species, of the Lyran Caucasian group, and thus genetically related to the Lyrans, Pleiadians, and some of the Sirian races.
http://manuel.sekmeth.com/hb7/display.php?rec=13
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