Light Grid?
Last spring and summer, I started to notice streams of light criss-crossing my yard and driveway. At first I thought that they were spider webs, but noticed that there were too many and they were straight in composition.
I would propel my foot through the stream and it would disappear, with no RESISTANCE. I then tried to pick one up with my hand. I could feel nothing and a 6" section disappeared. It then reappeared 30-45 seconds later. This seem to be the standard timeframe as you would walk through them. It's most visual just before dusk as the sun is at a great angle.
Anyone else experience this phenomenon?
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Comment by Tux on December 13, 2010 at 11:27am
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The inset on picture #3 is magnified. You can start to see the shape of the pulse that it employs. It is more visible on a darker background, the brown leaf in this instance.
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Hi Nicole
Placing a mirror in its path sounds like a good idea. I am thinking though, that we would lose the signal. The instance that I'd interrupt its path, it just disappears, slowly to return a little later. I will try it. You never know for sure until you try.
The energy meter is very interesting. This would not affect the beams (as far as I know). We now have our first snow of the season covering the ground so I may have to wait for the spring to experiment. I think that I will still take readings then interrupt the area and measure again. I would imagine that this grid would still be in place just not visible because of the snow.
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Hi Satori
They're definitely not spider webs. The first time that I saw them, I thought about spider webs, but I then saw them all over the yard. They were lined up North-South and East-West like a grid. Some were curved but there was no sag as in a spider's web. I am wondering that since the sun is increasing in frequency that this is the reason that we can physically see them. I don't recall ever seeing them before April or May of this year. We can deduce that they have always been there, just not visible until lately.
I could never see any spiders associated with them, but you are right, they are very stunning when the sun is at the right angle and "lights it up".
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Comment by nicole stigliano on December 12, 2010 at 9:10am
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you say they disappear when you you place your body into it try placing a mirror in stead and see what happens.
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Hi TUX have you tried to experiment with these light beams? The pics are interesting several things come to mind as I read and looked at these pics. Try using an energy meter and see what kind of read you get. Take a reading before the lights appear and then when the are there, stay consistant for a whole week collecting your data. Some library's will have portable energy meters at little to no cost for you to use.
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