Earlier, we have already told our readers about a very interesting service for observing the near-Earth space livemeteors.com. The principle of its operation is very simple and is clearly shown in the figure:
When a meteorite comes into contact with the upper atmosphere of the planet, colliding with air molecules, it leaves behind a strip of ionization kilometers long. This ionized trail occurs at altitudes of about 85-105 kilometers and persists for several seconds, sometimes minutes, if the meteorite is large enough.
The ionized band in the upper atmosphere has slightly different physical characteristics than the ambient air, therefore it is capable of reflecting radio signals, which is what livemeteors.com successfully uses. He uses a television tower in Canada, broadcasting at a frequency of about 55.24 MHz, as a radio signal source, and as a receiver, a specially built detector located in the USA, in Washington.
Livemeteors.com is good at seeing all meteor showers approaching Earth, reporting them on astronomical forums earlier than NASA on TV. And at the moment livemeteors.com is registering that something rather strange is happening in near-earth space.
This is how an incoming meteorite usually looks on the service:
But what is happening in near-earth space for several hours in a row now.
Promotional video:
Live Stream:
Screen of the broadcast on June 24, 13.00:
In this way, a radio receiver registers a certain object, the size of which is calculated in kilometers. The object moves in sync with the rotation of the planet and therefore appears stationary, giving a steady burst of echoed radio signal.
Since the livemeteors.com service is, after all, not a military radar, it can only recognize a radio wave reflected from some unknown source. The wave can reflect both ionic disturbance in the upper atmosphere, and an artificial object in orbit, such as a UFO. But no one can really say what it can be.
If the service had registered something like that 10 or 20 years ago, then we, together with everyone, would have thought about a magnetic storm, about a solar wind, and so on, which could create such a large ionized spot. However, today very strange and incomprehensible things are happening in the sky, which most people associate with the manifestation of the actions of some aliens:
Therefore, in this case, one can think of the solar wind only as a last resort, and most likely the livemeteors.com radar registers some kind of military activity (for example, the work of HAARP), or is it really a huge alien ship hanging over the planet, kilometers in size.