At some point this afternoon (uk time), I noticed a split-second blip where the daylight disapeared. I was in-doors without the lights on and not looking at a window so I didnt see what it was but it was too quick and too much a drop in light for me to come up with any reasonable explanation. It was like the daylight just disapeared for a moment.
On a whim I asked my dad if he saw anything similar and he had experienced the same thing. He was about 20 miles from where I was. Neither of us can remember seeing a drop in light like this before. If a lorry could somehow speed past right outside your window then maybe but I'm 4 floors up and he was out in the country.
Just thought I'd ask if anyone else noticed the same thing.
Nope.
kk, two things-
An object (something close to you, like a vehicle, or somethng like a cloud) came between you and the sun.
-or-
You suddenly got up quickly, and blood did not have a chance to get enough oxygen to your brain in that split moment, and you started to black out for that moment. It sounds like an odd thing to happen, but it happens to me every month or so, at least once, and to most people at times, I would imagine.
It could be many other things too, but those two sound like possibilities.
Wasnt the blackout thing. That's more of a fade out for me. This was instant like a switch being hit.
If it was a cloud it would have had to have been a really thick one moving very very fast to accomplish this. But when I looked outside there wasnt a cloud in the sky and it wasnt windy. I thought maybe something big enough to obscure the sun falling out an upstairs window but the moment seemed too long for something falling and of course my dad noticed the same thing somewhere else.
It's really got me scratching my head :?
I've experienced what you're talking about before... I always just assumed I blinked and just didn't realize it. :)
I don't think it's anything to worry about unless it happens for 3 days. I read that somewhere.
Read it somewhere... the topic three below this one? :wink:
There was a glitch in the matrix. Our best people are still working on it. :)
I've experienced similar but not for a while.
Hi,
Nothing in Derbyshire too.
You may have overdone it in the holodeck aboard the USS Enterprise... :-D
Happens to me too!
I always think that I blacked out for a second!