Streetlights and other odd electronic failures

[ocean59]

Re: What's up with these street lights shutting off on me?

Or there could be a problem with a capsitor wearing out, causing the lamp to go and when the capsitor cools down it turns back on. Which is what I've attribited to when it's happened to me. The only difference is it's happened to me in different locales. I've also concidered perhaps it's a field that I generated, but nah. ;)

Once upon a time I used to think 'it was me' causing the street lights to go out. Then I noticed they always came back on, and it seemed to be in regular intervals, regardless of me being there. After someone explained the above to me (that as those lights get older and overheat, they switch off to cool down and then start back up again) I realized this is what is most likely happening to me.

If you feel it necessary, you could always just camp out near the light in question for 30 minutes or so, and see if there is a regular on/off pattern. Should be pretty easy to tell. :)

 

[ScarletBegonias]

Re: What's up with these street lights shutting off on me?

Thank you for merging this thread! I had been typing "street lights" instead of "streetlights" which is why I guess I couldn't find this thread last night.

Or there could be a problem with a capsitor wearing out, causing the lamp to go and when the capsitor cools down it turns back on. Which is what I've attribited to when it's happened to me. The only difference is it's happened to me in different locales. I've also concidered perhaps it's a field that I generated, but nah. ;)

Once upon a time I used to think 'it was me' causing the street lights to go out. Then I noticed they always came back on, and it seemed to be in regular intervals, regardless of me being there. After someone explained the above to me (that as those lights get older and overheat, they switch off to cool down and then start back up again) I realized this is what is most likely happening to me.

If you feel it necessary, you could always just camp out near the light in question for 30 minutes or so, and see if there is a regular on/off pattern. Should be pretty easy to tell. :)

Wow, this is a huge relief, because this morning it happened again with the same light and I got scared. Right when it happened I saw a shooting star too, but I was so freaked out over the "possessed" street light that I realized later that I didn't even make a wish! So half an hour, huh? That's just about how long I stay in the gym so it explains yesterday's incident perfectly! Thank you!

 

[TyBiggs85]

My light goes out on my street, but no one else's light disturbed?

Is it any coincidence that the street light next to my driveway goes out, while I'm studying Israel's complicity in the 9/11 attacks?? All the other street lights on my street are on, and of course I'm hearing weird noises. When i went to check on the light it came back on briefly, then fickered off again all the sudden. Of course I am a little freaked out, but I know that "knowledge protects and ignorance endangers". Maybe I am being paranoid, it is definitely a possibility. Has anyone else encountered similar phenomena in their neck of the woods, when studying the knowledge that 4D STS forces and their minions do not want us to research or uncover??? Please let me know, I don't want to read too much into something that could be a waste of energy.

 

[TyBiggs85]

Re: My light goes out on my street, but no one else's light disturbed?

I know that anyone who read this posts is going to think that I'm being paranoid, but this single light going out just did not seem right, while the rest of the street had normal power. Plus the weird noises I heard around and in my trash and recycling bin, confirmed that something is not right. I respect all on this forum, please dont be too quick to judge on my allegations

 

[scyth]

Re: My light goes out on my street, but no one else's light disturbed?

walking down the street a short-term experienced the explosion of blue light cloudy sky. I thought it was lightning, no thunder, but the sky was cloudy and calm. People did not give any response.

Walking in the same place again, I saw a short-term burst of blue light. We were walking with my mom, I asked him, did you see the lightning. said he had seen nothing. people continued to walk in a normal precompiled. I think I was the only one who sees.

 

[truth seeker]

Re: My light goes out on my street, but no one else's light disturbed?

I know that anyone who read this posts is going to think that I'm being paranoid, but this single light going out just did not seem right, while the rest of the street had normal power. Plus the weird noises I heard around and in my trash and recycling bin, confirmed that something is not right. I respect all on this forum, please dont be too quick to judge on my allegations

I'm not really understanding why you felt the need to type the above in bold. Just so you know, others have written posts reporting the same or similar experiences and no one is judging you. Is it possible that you felt uncomfortable about what you posted and when no one replied as quickly as you expected, you then came up with a narrative to explain it? You do realize it was a little more than 30 minutes between your first and second posts so perhaps give others a bit more time to respond? :)

It's completely understandable that you'd be 'freaked out' over this. Perhaps doing some ee will help to calm you a bit? When we're scared, it can be difficult to think clearly and it's easy to become reactive - believe me, I know. :/ When we're calmer, it's easier to communicate.

 

[Laura]

Re: My light goes out on my street, but no one else's light disturbed?

I think we already have a thread on this topic.

 

[TyBiggs85]

My apologies for not searching before I posted on whether there was a thread on this topic. I was a bit reactive last night when I posted. There is probably not much to read into the street light going out solely by my driveway, it is probably completely natural. The noises were a little strange, but I hear those mysterious noises all the time when I'm reading late at night (who knows what they could be). I will learn to be a bit more patient when waiting for responses on topics that I post, and to a do a bit more research.