Strange Pink Cloud???

Sat Nov 01, 2008 3:29 am » by **Theshee**

Hi people, what's your thoughts on the article in the mail online 21st october " While a pink sky at night might be a shepherd's delight, London residents were left scratching their heads last night as a mysterious pink cloud drifted over the city. Bemused bystanders in Mayfair craned their necks to witness the strange alien-like cloud that appeared for just under an hour at around 8:30pm. It hovered over buildings before breaking up and slowly disappearing."

Also, look at picture one, near the church there is something that on picture three has clearely mooved!!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... ondon.html

What's your thoughts on it???

Sat Nov 01, 2008 3:44 am » by **Vulcanic**

I don't know i never seen anything like it, If it were rainbow clouds i say haarp lol but i am clueless what that pink cloud is. :flop:

great find!

Sat Nov 01, 2008 4:09 am » by **Saluna**

A spokesman wrote: "If you have very high cloud, as we did last night, you tend to get odd splodges of low cloud that will reflect the pink or sometimes orangey-pink lights of the city from all angles and stand out from the darkness of the sky.

I almost spewed my coffee when I read that. As if London is just adorned with neon pink lights :lol:

I bet people bought it too...because the ministry of defense are your friends! The little green light by the church is a lens artifact which points to the bright light off the street. I haven't heard of or seen this cloud anomaly before, and I don't think it's related to the chemicals that the city is frequently dosed with. I don't know what to think of it, wanting to see more pics....what are your thoughts?

Sat Nov 01, 2008 4:15 am » by **Hesop**

WOW! Very unatural!
Maybe the one commentor "oddtodd" has a theory, Failed project bluebeam test. He also linked to a vid from Georgia-Russia with a similar "Glow in the sky" look to it.
http://www.russiatoday.com/thrilling_vi ... 4442/video

Unable to rip it for re-post here.

Could be that Bluebeam is nearing fruition.

Sat Nov 01, 2008 5:25 am » by **7hidden7agenda7**

{edited to reflect intended post}

tbh it looks a little artificial :owned:

but yeah, we've been seeing an increase in 'really random "stuff" in the sky' lately, and by "we" I mean "I" and by "increase" I mean "Alligator" and by "stuff" I do of course mean "scubagear". Just to clear that up!

Sat Nov 01, 2008 12:57 pm » by **Alexrubic**

Yes, I came across this a few days ago and thought it was an interesting anomaly. I, too, didn't buy the meteorological explanation of low cloud reflecting neon lights from the city - if it had occurred over New York or Las Vegas maybe - but not drab and dreary ole London town! I can't see London having quite enough neon (certainly not hot pink neon) to have given this degree of colour to low cloud!

So, for now, it appears it will have to remain a genuine mystery.

Sat Nov 01, 2008 5:04 pm » by **Theshee**

Ive never seen anything like it befor either. I don't buy into that it was reflection of neon lights or any of the other stupid comments that were made (not here!!) by the public PMSL at some of them LOL Weird.... and a mystery to me too

Sat Nov 01, 2008 6:58 pm » by **Drjones**

theshee wrote:Ive never seen anything like it befor either. I don't buy into that it was reflection of neon lights or any of the other stupid comments that were made (not here!!) by the public PMSL at some of them LOL Weird.... and a mystery to me too

Great post theshee,thanks.Yeah it's the city lights....Duuuh... :cry:

Well i don't know what this is,i'm sure there is someone who DOES.Could it be to do with project bluebeam :?:

London would be one of the main cities that would be targeted should such a technology exist and be used in the near future,which according to many is the way the NWO are going to get people to have the microchip implanted in them :scary:

I'm sure some of you have done it,i hope you have but i'll serach the web for similar phenomenon and see if i can connect the dots 8-)

Sat Nov 01, 2008 7:47 pm » by **Alexrubic**

Lenticular clouds (often mistaken for flying saucers!)

Hole punch clouds

Fallstreak clouds

A typical 'anvil' cloud or 'thunderhead'

'Mammatus' clouds - appear before tornados

This one is close - but it is still clearly daylight so the glow is explainable by the sun low in the sky

Nacreous clouds, also close but only seen in Arctic/Antarctic regions at stratospheric altitudes

Colour not quite right?

Lightening causing the 'neon pink' glow here - not seen/reported in London!

Anyone for any more?

Sat Nov 01, 2008 8:05 pm » by **Theshee**

Great pics :flop:

Seen them befor when I went a searching :wink:

it still doesn't explain the one in London though... strange x