The Orb's Quick Turn

Photo date: January 4, 2020. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

Below we see a speeding orb I photographed indoors.

The Speeding Orb's U-Turn?

Photo date: December 1, 2019. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

Below we see a mysterious orb I photographed near my TV set. The orb appears to be making a U-turn.  See here for 17 other photos of mysterious orbs turning in such a way.

Dumbfounding "Dipper"

Photo date: November 27, 2018. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below shows a speeding blue orb I photographed in Grand Central Terminal. The path of motion makes a shape rather resembling the Big Dipper. See here for 183 other photos I have taken of speeding blue orbs.

A Speeding Sky Orb

Photo date: May 8, 2017. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below shows what looks like a bright orb speeding fast, and making a kind of U-turn.

There was no fog, mist, rain or precipitation on this night.

The motion shown here reminds me of the more dramatic U-turn motion in the photo below from February, which I reported in the post here:

Ten Position States of the Speeding Orb

Photo date: February 27, 2017. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

We see below a mysterious speeding orb I photographed last night in Grand Central Terminal. We see once again the "string of pearls" effect I have many times photographed, in which we seem to see multiple position states of an object speeding fast. In this case you can count at least 10 individual orb position states that the camera has captured.

There is simply nothing known to man that moves like this. It can't be a bird, an insect, or a dust speck, because such things don't move in so convoluted a path.  Nor can it be a hair, which would never have this kind of W-shape. Throw hair and dust in front of your camera all day long, and take pictures; and you will never get a photo that looks like this.  Based on the length and the number of position states, I estimate this orb was moving at hundreds of miles an hour.

It Was No Danger to the Diners

Photo date: January 26, 2017. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below shows a speeding blue orb above a restaurant area of Grand Central Terminal. It was no danger to the diners below, for unlike speeding birds, speeding blue orbs do not deposit droppings.

Below is a closeup of the orb, which seems to be pulling a U-turn. This is one of hundreds of speeding orbs I have photographed at this location (see here for 3 videos I have showing them).

The Fast Enigmas

Photo date: January 11, 2017. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The three photos below all show mysterious orbs speeding about high above the commuters in Grand Central Terminal.  The one in the middle seems to be making a U-turn.

The blue orb below didn't seem in such a hurry.

Orbs in the Station

Photo date: November 7, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photos below show a variety of orbs I photographed in Grand Central Terminal. The second one seems to be making a U-turn.

Bright Orb Does a U-Turn

Photo date: June 22, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below shows a  bright orb that seems to be moving very fast. Apparently speeding towards the camera, the orb seems to be going down and then up, making a sharp U-turn. I very frequently photograph speeding orbs at this location.

Sharp U-Turn of the Speeding Orb

Photo date: April 15, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below was taken in Grand Central Terminal in New York. We see an orb that seems to be making an extremely sharp U-turn,  moving back in the direction it came from.  Did it change its mind, perhaps?

The photo was cropped from the larger photo below.

I have 9 previous photos showing moving orbs making these type of U-turns, which you can see here. This type of motion is utterly inexplicable. Neither a bird nor dust nor an insect nor a strand of hair ever looks like the top photo when they are photographed.

Paranormal Motion of the White Whizzing Wonder

Photo date: February 11, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below was taken in Grand Central Terminal in New York. At the top of the photo we see a white orb that seems to be moving in a tight curve, as if it was making a sharp U-turn.  This is one of very many similar anomalies I have photographed at this place. See here for other photos of orbs making U-turns at this location.

Night of the Moving Orb U-Turns

Photo date: December 28, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photos below were taken in Grand Central Terminal in New York.The first photo seems to show a moving orb making a U-turn.

Another photo from the same night seemed to show the same thing -- an orb turning back on itself in a U-turn.

See here for seven other examples of orbs that seem to make U-turns, some of which are considerably more dramatic than these two examples.

Blue Orb Does a Very Sharp U-Turn

Photo date: September 23, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below was taken in Grand Central Terminal in New York City. We see a bright blue orb that seems to be moving in a very sharp U-turn.  We never see turns this sharp being made by insects, birds, or dust.  Motion this dramatic is a sign we are dealing with an unexplained that we do not understand. See this series of posts for 6 other photos showing orbs making sharp U-turns.  See this series of 35 photos of orbs making dramatically sharp turns or undulating turns.

Half Orb Does a U-Turn

Photo date: August 15, 2015.  Photographer: Mark Mahin.

Below are three photographs of moving orbs that I took on a single day (this blog has 171 such photos).  The first shows an orb that I photographed indoors, one that seemed to have an apparent size of a soccer ball.

The second one shows something very unusual -- what looks like a half-orb that is making a U-turn. See my posts labeled "orb u-turn" for similar examples, some of which are more dramatic than this one.

Later that day I took the photo below, which seems to show an orb speeding in a northwest direction. We see the "comet tail" so often seen in speeding orbs (as in this series of photos).

White Orb Morphs Into Blue Orb?

Photo date: June 21, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below shows an object on the ceiling of Grand Central Station in New York.  What the photo seems to have captured here is multiple position states of a single circular object. It looks as if the object is changing color from white to blue (or vice versa). It also looks as if the object is making a sharp u-shaped turn, a type of turn that neither dust nor insects nor birds ever make.

You can see many photos on this blog of shockingly anomalous orb motions like this one, by looking at my 122 posts labeled "speeding air orb," or by checking out two of the "speeding orb" links on the top right corner of this blog.

Below is the larger photo from which the photo above was cropped.

Orb U-Turn

Photo date: April 21, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below was taken at Grand Central Station in New York.

Below is a closeup of the orb. We seem to see the photographic effect called ghosting, in which multiple position states of a speeding object are captured in a single photo. This seems to be a single orb that is making a sharp u-turn, a type of sharp turn that neither dust, insects, nor birds ever make. See my posts labeled "inexplicable orb motion" for 28 similar photos (some of which are a lot more dramatic).

Super-dramatic Orb Motion in Grand Central Station

Photo date: January 2, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

Below is a photo taken in Grand Central Station in New York (click to see the full photo in its original resolution).

On the right we see a very anomalous luminous object. Below is a closeup of it.

If you didn't have very abundant evidence on this blog that orbs move rapidly, you might interpret this as some kind of "snake orb." But since you seem to see three different parts connected by a hazy motion blur, it seems better to interpret this as a photo of an orb moving very rapidly. What we seem to see is the effect photographers call ghosting, produced when you take a photo of something moving much faster than the shutter speed of the camera (the camera had an effective shutter speed of about 1/1000 of a second). We also seem to see two different right-angle changes in direction by this very rapidly moving object, in a short length of space, something that would be impossible for any insect or bird.

This seems to be utterly anomalous motion completely inexplicable under known concepts. I defy anyone to produce a photograph such as this produced through any known natural means.

For similar photos on this site, showing dramatic orb motion, see my posts labeled "speeding air orb" and "speeding water orb."

Dramatic Undulating Orb Motion in Grand Central Station

Photo date: December 18, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

In this photo taken in Grand Central Station in New York, we see an orb making a dramatic undulating motion:

Below is a closeup cropped from this photo:

This shows the effect that photographers call ghosting, when an object moves much faster than the shutter speed. Since the effective shutter speed of the camera was about 1/1000 of a second, a photograph like this shows very high-speed motion. We see two different turns here, something that no insect or bird could ever do so quickly. This is absolutely anomalous motion unlike any that we can explain. The photograph was made by someone with very short hair, and the anomaly cannot be explained as a hair.

Orb Makes Very Sharp U-Turn

Photo date: January 14, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below was taken in Grand Central Station in New York.

Below is a closeup of the orb in the center.

We seem to see here a speeding orb making a very sharp u-turn. I have photographed orb motion similar to this many times in water drops, where we see orbs moving very quickly around the edges of water drops. See the posts labeled "orb centrifuge effect" for such posts. We never see motion like this with insects, birds or dust.  When flying animals turn , they never turn this sharply.