A bad smell floating around Oxford has been baffling officials and turning residents' stomachs.
The mystery odour, described by some as like "cheesy wotsits", "sick" or just "awful" started on Monday night and continued into Tuesday.
It arrived on a warm night in the historical city, when many people had their windows open trying to catch a breeze.
Some assumed the stench was caused by raw sewage but Thames Water said its investigations had not found a problem.
A spokesman said teams at the Oxford sewage treatment works had reported that all equipment was working as usual and there have been no operational problems.
Gerry Vickers
told the Oxford Times the smell had made it "impossible to go out" of his elderly mother's house in Headington Quarry, Oxford.
He added: "The smell lingered from the afternoon until well into the early hours. At first we thought it was the food bin as it had been hot, but it was soon clear that this was not the case."
The family called Thames Water but engineer found nothing wrong on Tuesday.
Oxford City Council have also received complaints and officers are looking into the issue.
Comment: We wonder if prior to the recent series of
gas explosions in Taiwan, there were also cases of unexplained and mysterious stench.
In order to understand all sorts of phenomena, including possible outgassing and massive gas explosions all around the world, read
Earth Changes and the Human-Cosmic Connection by Pierre Lescaudron and Laura Knight-Jadczyk.
Also consider the following excerpt from Superluminal Communications dated 26 of July, 2014:
Q: (Data) I would like to ask about this hole that opened up in Siberia that makes like a sinkhole that also has ejected material around. What caused this hole?
A: Gases exploding within the earth. We told you that an infinitesimal slowing of the earth rotation would cause things to "open up". Expect more of that in future as well. You did not ask what sparked the "explosion"? We can tell you to once again think of greater current flow.
Q: (L) So an electrically sparked inner earth explosion. That's creepy!
(Pierre) Earth opening up, gas released, and more electric current discharged.
(Perceval) I wonder could that be caused by a lightning strike, for example?
A: Yes.
Q: (L) So a lightning strike could strike the earth, and if the gas was within a...
(Pierre) These crazy fires everywhere... Gas, lightning, fireball, boom boom.
(Kniall) Did something like this happen in Harlem? There was a gas explosion in a building, and then the appearance of a sinkhole. It could have been the same kind of thing.
(L) Remember some time ago we asked about all the fires, and they talked about electrical sparking or something then? Even back then. It's not all necessarily fireballs.
(Perceval) They said that all those fires in like frozen land with scrub and bogs was gas.
(L) It's freakin' gas being released, and sparks.
Comment: We wonder if prior to the recent series of gas explosions in Taiwan, there were also cases of unexplained and mysterious stench.
In order to understand all sorts of phenomena, including possible outgassing and massive gas explosions all around the world, read Earth Changes and the Human-Cosmic Connection by Pierre Lescaudron and Laura Knight-Jadczyk.
Also consider the following excerpt from Superluminal Communications dated 26 of July, 2014: