Snoopy

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Doll Face and her pet, Owloween, stand guard to keep birds from using Snoopy's solar panels as roosting places.

Notice the clarity of this picture taken shortly before midnight with help of a little moonlight.

West Texas has spectacular lightning storms.

More spectacular lightning.

Lightning.

Lightning.

Lightning.

Lightning.

Lightning.

A blue jet?

This is the largest and brightest meteor ever recorded by Roofus or Snoopy but high intensity light settings on the camera have caused the image to bloom making the meteor look bigger and brighter than it actually is.  Blooming effects can be seen in other Black and White images at this website whenever the light source is sufficiently bright (in general, any source bright enough to have a negative magnitude)That includes lightening as well as the brightest stars and planets.

Air vehicle?  See it advance across the sky in the next four frames.

Across the sky in 16 seconds!  That is what we call a fast mover but it is not the fastest we have recorded.  Some thing moves through the sky at terrific speeds as captured by our cameras on many occasions.  These velocities appear to be well above the speed of sound, yet no sonic booms are heard.  Another high desert mystery.

These are just samples of fascinating pictures captured by Roofus and Snoopy night after night.  Coming to a video soon.