REPORT #IMG_20180730_214037
Classification: CEX-I/II
Diego Antolini
24/08/2018 23:20:15
This image was taken
on August 5, 2018 from Chiesa in Valmalenco, (SO), Italy. As a very hot
summer evening faded into the night, a sudden storm broke out, pouring
rain and lightning. A massive one apparently discharged directly on top
of the Pizzo Scalino, while to the left of the mountain 4 bright objects
can be seen in the form of the Crux, or Southern Cross, constellation.
The
Southern Cross can't be seen from our hemisphere, being visble only
South of the Equatorial line. As a matter of fact, several nations of
that part of the world such as Brasil, Australia, New Zealand, Papua New
Guinea, and Samoa have it in their national flags.
The Southern
Cross points at the Celestial South Pole, in the same way as the Big
Dipper in the Northern Hemisphere points at the Celestial North Pole.
In
the South Pole there is Antarctica, and it's not a mystery that,
recently, the icy continent became off-limits to civilians, and has been
militarily restricted. Many mysteries surround the Antarctica from the
under-ice Nazi bases to non-terrestrial outposts allegedly built between
the frozen mountains as well as on the bottom of the ocean.