'Apparition' my Foot! People, This is the Real deal here, and it's got Nothing to do with NASA's Blue Ray thingie, what Ever the heck That is! If you Really 'think' there's no such thing as 'floating cities', then you've never had a good 'brownie', Yum, If, you know what I Mean ;) ;) We should Not so quickly discount tales from our far east 'friends' as something they simply dreamed up. Why in the world would they even Dream of tricking us in the first place? Let he who has never seen a 'floating city' cast the first rice ball! Mystical things happen 'over there', some things that just defy explanation, and Some things that at first reading may seem a 'little' fabricated, and 'made up'. But let me assure you Doubting Thomases that just as sure as my keyboard is stamped 'Made in China', so too are 'floating cities'. And you just wait, you non-believers you, pretty sOOn they'll be exporting those palaces in the sky right to our very doorsteps, and Then we'll have our very own skytowns just like They do. By the way doubters, if you Still have any 'doubts', just re-read the story, take in every word and syllable, check closely those incredible un-doctored photographic images, soak in every nuance of this unbelieveable eye wittness account, and think to yourself, did This Really happen, Orrrr....Probably Not. Oh Darn it! I just talked myself into the outter 'doubterssphere'. Shoot! Dadgumit! Rats! Got snake oiled again! :/ ;)
Thousands Of People Report Seeing 'Floating City' Above China (Video)
A possible optical phenomenon in China has been sparking the interest of both conspiracy theorists and the global scientific community.
In early October, thousands of people reported seeing the image of a ghostly city floating in the sky above two Chinese cities, according to the Tech Times (video below).
The first sighting of the mysterious image occurred on Oct. 7, when residents of Foshan in China's Guangdong province reportedly saw the city floating in the sky for a few minutes before it disappeared. Days later, the same image reportedly appeared again, this time in the sky over Jiangxi, China.
Video footage of the phenomenon taken by residents in Foshan depicts a floating image resembling a group of dark, towering skyscrapers emerging from the clouds over the city.
Many theories have emerged as to the cause of the "floating city" apparition.
Some conspiracy theorists have speculated that the images are part of NASA's supposed Blue Beam Project, in which the air and space organization allegedly projects images into the sky using holographic image projecting technology in order to test public reactions.
Others have suggested that the phenomenon was actually a "parallel universe materializing briefly into our own reality," according to Paranormal Crucible.
Most scientists, however, believe that the image was the result of an optical illusion called Fata Morgana, which is usually caused by rapidly cooling air temperatures.
“The illusion is due to a slightly unusual temperature structure in the lower part of the atmosphere,” Kenneth Bowman, an atmospheric scientist at Texas A&M University, told the Christian Science Monitor.
Bowman said that the air father away from the Earth's surface is normally cooler than the air closer to the surface. However, rapidly declining air temperatures can cause a temperature inversion, in which the air closer to the surface becomes cooler than the air above.
This natural phenomenon reportedly distorts light rays and causes strange shapes to appear in the sky.
Bowman added that optical illusions caused by these temperature inversions are often found near bodies of water.
"Exactly what’s happening in China, I really can’t tell without the weather maps, but [the Fata Morgana illusion] is more common near large bodies of water, or over water," he said.
This was not the first time the image of a floating city was spotted in China. In 2011, residents of Huangshan City reported seeing a similar apparition of a group of skyscrapers floating in the sky above their city.
Sources: The Tech Times, The Christian Science Monitor, Paranormal Crucible
Photo Credit: Paranormal Crucible/YouTube via The Tech Times
In early October, thousands of people reported seeing the image of a ghostly city floating in the sky above two Chinese cities, according to the Tech Times (video below).
The first sighting of the mysterious image occurred on Oct. 7, when residents of Foshan in China's Guangdong province reportedly saw the city floating in the sky for a few minutes before it disappeared. Days later, the same image reportedly appeared again, this time in the sky over Jiangxi, China.
Video footage of the phenomenon taken by residents in Foshan depicts a floating image resembling a group of dark, towering skyscrapers emerging from the clouds over the city.
Some conspiracy theorists have speculated that the images are part of NASA's supposed Blue Beam Project, in which the air and space organization allegedly projects images into the sky using holographic image projecting technology in order to test public reactions.
Others have suggested that the phenomenon was actually a "parallel universe materializing briefly into our own reality," according to Paranormal Crucible.
Most scientists, however, believe that the image was the result of an optical illusion called Fata Morgana, which is usually caused by rapidly cooling air temperatures.
“The illusion is due to a slightly unusual temperature structure in the lower part of the atmosphere,” Kenneth Bowman, an atmospheric scientist at Texas A&M University, told the Christian Science Monitor.
Bowman said that the air father away from the Earth's surface is normally cooler than the air closer to the surface. However, rapidly declining air temperatures can cause a temperature inversion, in which the air closer to the surface becomes cooler than the air above.
This natural phenomenon reportedly distorts light rays and causes strange shapes to appear in the sky.
Bowman added that optical illusions caused by these temperature inversions are often found near bodies of water.
"Exactly what’s happening in China, I really can’t tell without the weather maps, but [the Fata Morgana illusion] is more common near large bodies of water, or over water," he said.
This was not the first time the image of a floating city was spotted in China. In 2011, residents of Huangshan City reported seeing a similar apparition of a group of skyscrapers floating in the sky above their city.
Sources: The Tech Times, The Christian Science Monitor, Paranormal Crucible
Photo Credit: Paranormal Crucible/YouTube via The Tech Times
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