9. Red glow over the Pacific Ocean
Posted on 02/19/2018 6:14:36 PM PST by SunkenCiv
If you’re a lover of a good mystery, then get a load of some of these amazing phenomena!
Some people think we’re not meant to understand everything in the world and in the universe.
Others think there’s a logical explanation for everything. We just think that there are some amazing mysteries in the world that are waiting to be solved.
So take a look at some of these X-files, you’ll definitely be scratching your head.
Maybe you’ll wonder how you never heard of them before… and maybe question, just who is keeping this so quiet?
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9. Red glow over the Pacific Ocean
This incredible and eerie red light was first seen by pilot Christiaan van Heijst. He was flying over the ocean from Hong Kong to Alaska in his Boeing 747-8 when he noticed a red glow beneath him.
He says the glow appeared after a flash of distant lightning, and scientists think it might be a reflection of a volcanic eruption beneath the ocean, but nobody can fully explain it.
(Excerpt) Read more at buzz.auntyacid.com ...
9. Red glow over the Pacific Ocean
1. Animal migration
2. Moeraki Boulders
3. The Great Sphinx of Giza
4. The unfinished pyramid of Zawyet El Aryan, Egypt
5. Lake Winnipesaukee mystery stone
6. Taos hum
7. Stone labyrinths of Bolshoi Zayatsky Island
8. Yonaguni Monument
9. Red glow over the Pacific Ocean
10. Stone ball in Bosnia
11. Synchronized fireflies
12. Mount Rushmore’s Hall of Chronicles
#13. Why Isn’t Hillary Clinton in Prison
That’s the very day that I left work for my 18 year “vacation” to raise a family.
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This is all beyond me.
I’m still trying to understand why hot dogs come in packs of 10 but buns come in packs of 8?
And how about those hot-chocolate machines that say “release the button when 3/4 full” - they never fill further.
And why does United have a boarding group 5? It’s always like 3 people.
And how come no one ever gets off a flight at their final destination and stops to eat at one of the fine airport restaurants?
Who killed Jon Benet Ramsey. Did OJ do it.
looks like underwater volcano activity
Yep...
I’ve been to Taos multiple times and have spent the night there once and never have experienced the hum at any location in the area, including Taos Pueblo. Guess my ears just aren’t tuned for low frequencies.
Where do the elephants go to die?
The Kenyanesian Usurpation
Visited the Taos Pueblo a little over a year ago. It’s a hella rough ride to the place, but WELL worth it.
That was kind of a stupid clickbait article, but somehow I enjoyed it so I’ll give it a Med+ rating.
:^)
Hot dogs come in all different counts; Nathan’s brand (which is what I usually get) is five, six, eight, or sixteen, depending on what one wants, maybe other sizes as well; Hebrew National is a seven pack; most hotdogs are eight packs nowadays, although the alleged meat dogs that are not all beef (mechanically separated pork, chicken, turkey, other formerly living things) come in ten or twelve at the discount grocers (last I checked, I won’t eat those, period). Koegel, the usually skinless Michigan-made brand, makes foot longs for the summer trade, and at that same period of time, the foot long buns are available, but the truth is, I’m not sure how many are in either pack. Generally the bun packs are eights. Those buns also will work for brats, but the number of weiners in the brat packs (smirk) vary by brand etc.
I get Aunt Millie 80 calorie buns, which are much lower in carbs. I ate the last one around dinner time, so I’m at the halfway mark in the Nathan’s 16 pack I got. Big dogs too.
Vannrox posted a bunch of clickbait yesterday, I just haven’t got round to reading those yet, but decided I’d get into the act. This link came up while I was looking for stuff about that unfinished pyramid that is in the list.
Then why do they sell batteries in packs of 5? This is something I’ve been curious about for a long time.
13. Why people in the modern era worship and believe actors,
It’s sublte, I guess, I’ve never been there or heard it. First read of it in William Corliss’ Science Frontiers.
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