Did aliens send us signals? Old video of blue jets seen in the sky resurfaces
Scientists captured blue jets from the ISS, sparking theories of extraterrestrial messages. These luminous flashes, which ionize nitrogen, rise from storm clouds and travel upward into the stratosphere. Research on blue jets is critical as they can affect communication technologies and the Earth's atmosphere.
Scientists captured blue jets from the ISS, sparking theories of extraterrestrial messages. These luminous flashes, which ionize nitrogen, rise from storm clouds and travel upward into the stratosphere. Research on blue jets is critical as they can affect communication technologies and the Earth's atmosphere.
