Credit: Christina Rodriguez
Posted on 03/27/2018 4:27:59 PM PDT by BenLurkin
FOX 10 Phoenix has reached out to the National Weather Service for an explanation on what people saw Monday night. An official said the "cloud" looks very reminiscent of rocket and missile exhaust that is high in the atmosphere, and that they have seen things before with a similar appearance that were associated with activity at the White Sand Missile Range and/or Vandenberg Air Force Base.
Officials with NWS, however, did not have an authoritative explanation on the exact nature of the "cloud".
(Excerpt) Read more at fox5ny.com ...
Finally the Invid Sensor Nebula (Robotech) has arrived, let me be the first to welcome our new Invid Overlords and offer up a nation of Liberal Democrats as well as Hillary Clinton to work their protoculture farms in this new collective!
Our local Arizona news said that it was the plume from a missile launch from the San Diego area.
BFD. Noctilucent clouds...
'-)
It’s a giant soap bubble.
That there is only one certainly makes it odd, by definition.
Sun dog.
When my husband pulled into the driveway last night, he called and told me to come out onto the driveway. When I got outside, I couldn’t see anything of note. He said ‘it was a strange cloud, but it’s gone now’. I will show him this story and ask if this was what he saw.
This “reached out” phrase needs to die.
I want to believe...
And I, for one, WELCOME our new Overlords! ;)
A whole car load of us big guys just got back from Taco Bell just before that “cloud” appeared...wasn’t us, was it?
A tiny sliver of Oort Cloud comes on down in search of former P.O.W. McCain because it’s too quiet at the edge of the Universe and it craves the songs of a bird.
It was probably a rocket launch at Vandengerg AFB. Sometime the Air Force launches an intercontinental missile and then blow it up on purpose before it gets into outer space. That is my guess.
Maybe it’s McCain expiring.
The media just can't resist the "mysterious cloud" story every time we have one of these. I guess they count on the fruitcake responses about aliens and wormholes that always crop up to improve their ratings.
Trident test off a submarine
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