Anomalous Weather Formation

Technicians. Military liaisons. Two senior meteorologists and a man from the Department of Anomalous

Phenomena — a department that, officially, didn’t exist. No one spoke for

the first ten minutes. They just stared at the image projected on the main wall, a still frame from

a weather satellite feed. “I’ve never seen a static formation at that altitude

before,” Mairead said, her eyes locked on the impossible image.

“How high is this exactly?” “Sixty eight kilometres,” one of the technicians said adjusting his

glasses. Tune in for Part 3