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Self-absorption in all its forms kills empathy, let alone compassion.
Totally to the point, how much lower will the west, CIA, MI6 stoop, how many more will they kill in the name of US hegemony?
The messages showed that in the weeks before publication the scientists had acknowledged that a laboratory leak was a possibility but were...
As always, Russia did it. ;)
It would seem that Mr Malyuk's future just went true south, with a great big target on it's back.
IMO, the covid was done at Fort Detrick. The virus was then given to the volunteer athletes serving in the army who were booked to show for an...
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I have seen a few meteors but by the time you see them they are usually gone long before you get to take a picture.
This image is easily explained as a sundog. The sun is obviously out of shot to the left and this is the right part of the sundog.
If the person taking the photo was able to see the whole sky he would have seen one on the opposite side of the sun facing right. The far left of this metoer gives it away as you can see the hues of the rainbow.
I have seen 3 over the past month and something that should be very rare is becoming more common as the upper atmosphere has shrunk and cooled due to the extended solar minimum. I watched one tonight in Central Scotland and expect to see another tomorrow if the weather stays the same.
When the sky just has wispy thin clouds and the 'blue' of the sky appears 'blue grey' the conditions are right and the greyish colour is the ice crystals in the toposphere that refract the suns rays to cause the sundog.
Personally I believe this recent shrinking and cooling of the atmosphere also explains Chemtrails. As planes are now hitting colder temperatures at lower altitudes, the trails are not evaporating due to the weaker suns rays.