© Wessex News
An eerie green glow in the sky - far too far south to be the northern lights.
So it's obviously Martians, right?
Tonbridge's green tinge in the night sky was visible for miles around the town, with motorists reporting it from far afield, and it was at its strongest from around 8pm to 10pm.
© Clare Marco
Local resident Stuart Purchard said the phenomenon 'happens every year' and claimed it emanated from Tonbridge School, where 'the hockey pitch floodlights make an eerie green light from the pitch after it's been damp or raining'.
But Clare Macro, who took several pictures of the glow, said, 'I've checked Tonbridge School and found it was not the source. It's a real mystery."
Reader Comments
No, it is the Northern Lights. The earth suffered a major and catastrophic event a number of years ago which tore off a large portion of the protective heliosphere taking the protective parts with it, and ever since then they been spraying chemtrails to try to cover up this disaster. Lying and inventing the planetary warming scheme to loot everyone with a carbon credit scheme rather than being up front about the effects, which include these lights. We here in Seattle Washington had the Northern lights too. The important info ito keep and take home is UV Radiation. [Link]