Chapter 7: Sky Frame

Satellite anomaly captured over the southern arc ridge.
What looks like cloud diffusion is a radial burst centered below the stratosphere. The pattern
resembles bloom from a detonation--except there's no heat signature. Just displacement.
The anomaly occurs simultaneously in three frames from three different orbital paths. Triangulated,
it marks a single origin point.
An updraft, not a blast.
Something exited the ocean. Fast enough to bend light behind it.
The military said it was "artifacting." NASA said "compression error."
But on amateur analysis, you can faintly see a silhouette.
It has ribs."