i looked for some more of those Lenticular clouds... there... :
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lol,.. not sure what it is,... but looks like the Lenticular cloud in reverce...
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WoW, look at THAT!!!!!....
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i looked for some more of those Lenticular clouds... there... :
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lol,.. not sure what it is,... but looks like the Lenticular cloud in reverce...
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WoW, look at THAT!!!!!....
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hehe... :pOriginally posted by dave_baer
That's no lenticular cloud. pffft. cmon. Anybody can plainly see that's an interdimensional portal to another universe. JEEZ!
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:bgreen:That's no lenticular cloud. pffft. cmon. Anybody can plainly see that's an interdimensional portal to another universe. JEEZ!
Well exactly. I thought all intellagent humans knew about those portals.
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BALL LIGHTNING does not look like "lightning." Instead, it usually appears as a mysterious glowing sphere which drifts horizontally through the air. It is typically the size of a grapefruit, but sometimes appears as small as a pea, or as large as a bus. It sometime hovers at a few feet or tens of feet altitude, but can also bounce along the ground. It usually lasts only a few seconds, but sometimes persists much longer. Various colors of "BL" have been seen, sometimes it changes colors, and sometimes it has internal structures such as glowing layers or moving sparks. BL once was thought to be rare, but this was because eyewitnesses feared ridicule and didn't make reports. In reality a few percent of the population has seen BL close up. Today most researchers agree that it is real, yet its nature is still highly controversial, and no sensible theories yet exist to explain it. See Scientific American: BALL LIGHTNIN.
you might check out this web site..
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