@jimswormhole: Why is everyone suddenly seeing jellyfish in the sky? This summer the Pentagon released military footage of a dark red object over the Atlantic that looks like a jellyfish. A US fighter pilot shot down over Iran reportedly described drones moving as one, like a jellyfish. A woman in Alaska filmed one near a military base, and a NASA astronaut photographed a giant red one from space. It isn't new. In 1913 Arthur Conan Doyle wrote of "jungles of the upper air" and a giant pink jellyfish at 40,000 feet. In the fifties Trevor James Constable photographed what he called "atmospheric jellyfish" on infrared film. In 1977 the Soviet news agency reported a light over Petrozavodsk "in the form of a jellyfish", and a secret 13-year Soviet UFO programme followed. In 1989 a camera caught the first red "sprite" above a storm. Scientists now call one shape the jellyfish, up to 30 miles wide, and NASA says their root cause is still unknown. They appear in the "ignorosphere", the one layer of our sky that no plane, balloon or satellite can reach. What do you think is up there? Follow @jimswormhole for more trips down the wormhole #ufo #uap #jellyfishufo #pentagon #unexplained

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