Seraphina said:Pashalis said:Seraphina said:I found the page on Dr. Wood's website that I was referring to previously. On it, she has several pictures shown as evidence of possible levitation. Most of the Katrina pictures were taken within 5 miles of where I stand, at this very moment. I can confidently say none of those were the result of levitation by a force other than water. My own van ended up a quarter mile from my home, in a cow pasture, with its tail end propped up in a tree. The waters reached a height of about 15 feet there, enough to have water on my second floor. When the levees failed, or were blown, the storm was already dying down.
http://drjudywood.com/articles/erin/erin3.html
Can you point out exactly wich of those Figures from 16-24 you can definitely account for being caused by flooding istead of "levitating"?
Notice also that on top of the page it saying "This page is currently UNDER CONSTRUCTION."
Figure 16, 18, and 20 were definitely taken in my parish. Notice that you can even see the water lines on the cars.
Figure 30 is also interesting. It is a picture of flooding outside East Jefferson Hospital. Her question, "Why are there still leaves on the trees?" I'm really boggled by this question and don't even comprehend where she was going with it, really. Not all leaves will be torn off of trees, even in a very powerful hurricane. You can have trees next to each other where one is ripped to shreds and the other is relatively unscathed. This can be the result of variable turbulence and micro vortices.
Edit: spelling
What I'm thinking is that a lot of what ended up in the book was first gathered on her website and she later compiled and selected things out of there to create the book? Maybe she gathered all she could on the net and elsewhere and put that up on that website for later contemplation and investigation, sort of a storage base for further investigation?
The statement "This page is currently UNDER CONSTRUCTION." certainly could speak for that and also because she only used two of those "levitation" pictures in the book. And as far as I know Figure 30 is not mentioned in the book either.
Most of those pictures you see on that specific website you mentioned did not end up in the book.
But Figure 16 and 17 ended up in the book as suggestion of possible levitation (see page 438) in storms.
So did you actually see that car of Figure 16? Or do you remember that specific house being under water? How certain are you that this specific picture is from flooding from Katrina? And where do you exactly see the water line on the car?
I'm also asking because in the book she is refering to both of those pictures as being from Hurricane Wilma...
I've made a google search on Figure 16 but can't find the source and time it was orginally recorded.
From a google search Figure 17 seems to be indeed from Hurricane Wilma.