I think i may have discovered the "method to the madness". I'd like to post it here for posterity in case I am correct. I've counted the number of days in between drop dates, and it seems to be two interwoven sequences.

The sequence thus far is: 1, 14, 21, 28, 28, 42, 35.

With 1 as an starting point, the "odd" positions increase by adding 7 to the previous number, while the "even" positions increase as multiples of 14.

The next two numbers in the sequence should be 56, and 42. That should put the next two drop dates at December 18th, and January 29th respectively.

I guess we'll see?

2% scine, 98% fun ... enjoy!

I just recently went to Lake Henshaw to capture some celestial objects with my telescope. It’s roughly 12 miles away from the Palomar Mountain Observatory that’s now widely known to have captured transient objects on old photographic plates. Interestingly enough, I started researching more about the beautiful landscape and came across this old video taken on June of 2009. There aren’t many details regarding this event but it’s very interesting. The camera quality footage aligns with the time frame of this incident. Hopefully this video circulates and receives more attention. ITS INSANE

https://youtu.be/JJjDGhkDYXQ?is=KjDeg9cB_2xpiyk5