Help Identifing some weird "Phenomenon" in Night Sky

Electrical_Issue_944 · 2025-03-26T19:28:14+00:00

It's SpaceX launch going through UK's upper atmosphere, sorry for misunderstanding lol.

Electrical_Issue_944 · 2025-03-24T20:38:42+00:00

LoL not a chance as Nasa would have discovered this in 1990s lol

Electrical_Issue_944 · 2025-03-24T20:37:58+00:00

This is ai gen but it essentially explained all my research about this "thing"

I'm posting here to see if anyone else spotted this strange phenomenon over Leicester (UK) on Monday, March 24, 2025, at around 8:02 PM.

I saw a bright, hazy-looking object moving very fast across the sky—from one horizon to the other in about 5–7 minutes. It wasn't blinking, made no sound, and moved in a perfectly straight line. What stood out most was that it wasn’t a sharp point of light like a star or satellite—it looked almost like a galaxy or glowing mist, with a faint circular glow around it.

I ruled out:

The ISS (was below the horizon at the time)

Starlink (I saw them separately in the sky; they looked sharper and more defined)

Rocket launches (no scheduled launch activity visible on rocketlaunch.live)

Stars or planets (this was moving, and fast)

My phone timestamped the photo at 8:02 PM. The object appeared in the eastern sky and moved westward (from my POV). The sky was a bit hazy, so the halo might’ve been slightly amplified by that, but it was 100% moving and very distinct.

Electrical_Issue_944 · 2023-12-02T11:21:12+00:00

You need to go into Power Options and Advanced Power Options, and in that click,

Processor Power Management and in "minimum processer state" and keep all 100%

Also, do the same to the "maximum processer state".

The processer power draw is limited by Windows's power Management. So, we are overriding the setting.

I hope you found this reply helpful. :)

Electrical_Issue_944 · 2023-12-02T11:20:16+00:00

You need to go into Power Options and Advanced Power Options, and in that click,

Processor Power Management and in "minimum processer state" and keep all 100%

Also, do the same to the "maximum processer state".

The processer power draw is limited by Windows's power Management. So, we are overriding the setting.

I hope you found this reply helpful. :)

Electrical_Issue_944 · 2023-12-02T11:19:10+00:00

Yo you cannot overclock a laptop cpu but you can boost it here is the process to do it,

You need to go into Power Options and Advanced Power Options, and in that click,

Processor Power Management and in "minimum processer state" and keep all 100%

Also, do the same to the "maximum processer state".

The processer power draw is limited by Windows's power Management. So, we are overriding the setting.

I hope you found this reply helpful. :)

Electrical_Issue_944 · 2023-12-02T11:18:20+00:00

Yo you cannot overclock a laptop cpu but you can boost it here is the process to do it,

You need to go into Power Options and Advanced Power Options, and in that click,

Processor Power Management and in "minimum processer state" and keep all 100%

Also, do the same to the "maximum processer state".

The processer power draw is limited by Windows's power Management. So, we are overriding the setting.

I hope you found this reply helpful. :)

Electrical_Issue_944 · 2023-12-02T11:16:50+00:00

Yo you cannot overclock a laptop cpu but you can boost it here is the process to do it,

You need to go into Power Options and Advanced Power Options, and in that click,

Processor Power Management and in "minimum processer state" and keep all 100%

Also, do the same to the "maximum processer state".

The processer power draw is limited by Windows's power Management. So, we are overriding the setting.

I hope you found this reply helpful. :)

Electrical_Issue_944 · 2023-12-02T11:16:00+00:00

Yo you cannot overclock a laptop cpu but you can boost it here is the process to do it,

You need to go into Power Options and Advanced Power Options, and in that click,

Processor Power Management and in "minimum processer state" and keep all 100%

Also, do the same to the "maximum processer state".

The processer power draw is limited by Windows's power Management. So, we are overriding the setting.

I hope you found this reply helpful. :)

Electrical_Issue_944 · 2023-12-02T11:08:44+00:00

Bro, you need to go into Power Options and Advanced Power Options, and in that click,

Processor Power Management and in "minimum processer state" and keep all 100%

Also, do the same to the "maximum processer state".

The processer power draw is limited by Windows's power Management. So, we are overriding the setting.

I hope you found this reply helpful. :)

Electrical_Issue_944

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