Jeremy Miller
EF0
Hey there guys
I have two questions, unfortunately just as I started typing I forgot one of them, so once I remember what it was, I'll post it. The one I do remember is, has anyone heard of the strange incidents that occured since 1994 sporadically in washington state?. Where it rained gellatian type goo during the passage of storm systems?. It was on unsolved mysteries. After this "goo" fell from the sky alot of people who've come in contact with it have become Ill. It was sent off for study and it was found that the goo contained human white-blood cells and other bacteria. I guess as of late, all samples of this substance has mysteriouslly disappeared. The militry denies any bio-warfare chemical testing.
The last event happened in 1997 according to the website I looked at,
I will post it if you folks say its okay. It just doesn't make sense how a clouds could contain gel type goo and precipitate it. The atmosphere just doesn't work that way as we all know.
I am curious, if any of you people here have heard of this and what
your thoughts are regarding this.
This is not quite severe weather/chase type thread, but something I think
would be an interesting thing to discuss as an oddity of the atmosphere.
Jeremy
I have two questions, unfortunately just as I started typing I forgot one of them, so once I remember what it was, I'll post it. The one I do remember is, has anyone heard of the strange incidents that occured since 1994 sporadically in washington state?. Where it rained gellatian type goo during the passage of storm systems?. It was on unsolved mysteries. After this "goo" fell from the sky alot of people who've come in contact with it have become Ill. It was sent off for study and it was found that the goo contained human white-blood cells and other bacteria. I guess as of late, all samples of this substance has mysteriouslly disappeared. The militry denies any bio-warfare chemical testing.
The last event happened in 1997 according to the website I looked at,
I will post it if you folks say its okay. It just doesn't make sense how a clouds could contain gel type goo and precipitate it. The atmosphere just doesn't work that way as we all know.
I am curious, if any of you people here have heard of this and what
your thoughts are regarding this.
This is not quite severe weather/chase type thread, but something I think
would be an interesting thing to discuss as an oddity of the atmosphere.
Jeremy