Rare clouds 'could indicate global warming'

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Rare clouds 'could indicate global warming'

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Also known as mother of pearl clouds, these formations only occur high in the atmosphere, in some of the coldest temperatures on Earth.

But their ethereal beauty may conceal a dark secret - it is thought that chemical reactions on the surface of the clouds help deplete the ozone layer.

This spectacular picture was taken at sunset in East Antarctica. The clouds' formation is dependent on a combination of extreme weather conditions, including temperatures below minus 80c, and they are visible only at sunrise and sunset.

This nacreous cloud was captured on film by scientists at the Mawson research station, who estimate it had formed 12 miles above Earth, in winds of 140mph and in temperatures as low as minus 83c.

Researcher Dr Andrew Klekociuk said clouds as spectacular as this are very rare. "You have to be in the right part of the world in winter and have the sun just below your horizon to see them," he added.

"Our expeditioners at Mawson are in one of those special parts of the world."

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I've seen clouds like this over the mountains and foothill areas while traveling in Colorado in recent years in areas over 5000 feet. The sun wasn't rising or setting either. Then again, maybe what I saw then wasn't the same cloud type, but they sure looked like it -- sort of flat, soft on the edges, very colorful mother of pearl type shades to them.
 
Funny, Mark, I was going to say the same thing, and then add that I've wondered if it's connected to the high altitude chem-trails...
 
anart said:
Funny, Mark, I was going to say the same thing, and then add that I've wondered if it's connected to the high altitude chem-trails...
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My impression about the clouds on any given day is that there is a lot of weird stuff in the skies and for the most part I don't know what I'm looking at even though my eyes tell my brain that they see clouds.

As for the news story, it seems to say "What you see doesn't matter. Leave the interpretations to us, we special people who can be in special places and witness special things at special times." Which is more programming that dictates that people should willingly absorb more programming -- don't waste energy thinking, we'll do it for you, just be a good tape recorder and repeat after us.
 
An acquaintance of mine pointed out some strange clouds to me a few years back. These were low clouds that covered most of the sky and appeared to have sine waves (running parallel) throughout. Since then I have only noticed them on one other occasion.
I did search for similar clouds but nothing really turned up. Some of the pics scattered around SOTT had vague similarities but nothing that matched.
 
Mark said:
My impression about the clouds on any given day is that there is a lot of weird stuff in the skies and for the most part I don't know what I'm looking at even though my eyes tell my brain that they see clouds.
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I've gotten this impression too, which seems to have some strange sense of awe and eeriness to it; it could be imagination, but I don't get the impression all the time either.

Also I posted this in a duplicate thread on the subject:

I wonder if this is what a bleed-through might look like.
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which I find interesting cause both of you, Mark and Anart, have seen this in the mountains of Colorado. - There's a lot of UFO reports around the Colorado mountains, yes?
 
Rhansen said:
An acquaintance of mine pointed out some strange clouds to me a few years back. These were low clouds that covered most of the sky and appeared to have sine waves (running parallel) throughout. Since then I have only noticed them on one other occasion.
I did search for similar clouds but nothing really turned up. Some of the pics scattered around SOTT had vague similarities but nothing that matched.
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I know what exactly you're talking about - its like a standing wave that the cloud is sitting in. I've seen lots of them. I'll post a pic when I get a minute.
 
It looks to me like an angry dog. Ma Nature must be pretty pissed off...
The original picture from the first post looks like an "ethereal" SR70.
 
possibly something from those dinosaur films from the 90's
 
paulnotbilly said:
possibly something from those dinosaur films from the 90's
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Ha Ha. Sure! a T-Rex from "Jurassic Park". Where is the lawyer... :O
 
sleepyvinny said:
Rhansen said:
An acquaintance of mine pointed out some strange clouds to me a few years back. These were low clouds that covered most of the sky and appeared to have sine waves (running parallel) throughout. Since then I have only noticed them on one other occasion.
I did search for similar clouds but nothing really turned up. Some of the pics scattered around SOTT had vague similarities but nothing that matched.
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I know what exactly you're talking about - its like a standing wave that the cloud is sitting in. I've seen lots of them. I'll post a pic when I get a minute.
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this kind of thing, right?
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from
http://www.hero.ac.uk/uk/research/archives/2004/heavy_weather6198.cfm

not that I go with their explanation.

another example:
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and another:
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These were all off google. I've got some slightly more freakish photos of my own, but I'd have to photobucket them to post them here.
 
Um, maybe a little off-topic... but consider:

Session: 941107:

Q: (L) What is the relationship between UFOs and clouds?
A: Can create clouds or appear as clouds but no other relationship.

Hmm.... hard to tell. :)
 
Here is that pic.

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doesn't really do it justice but is the only picture I have.
 
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