Dust in the uk rain is from the moon !

www.netweather.tv...

I have just read the above and found it interesting There is dust all over my cars here in Billingham Teesside and the mainstream news is reporting it as from the Sahara desert

I find the idea of it really being from the moon ,and influencing future weather a good possibility any one else ?

reply to post by astra001uk


Dont forget the date is April 1st
we do have a tradition in the uk on april 1st

reply to post by astra001uk


While it would be really cool if it WAS moon dust, I highly doubt that it is!

Happy April Fools!

April fools.

We always get dust from the Sahara when the wind is blowing from the South.

Can't be from the Moon. The Moon is made of cheese.

Well, I say it's better it come from the moon than Uranus.

Peace,

Korg.

reply to post by astra001uk


Also the scientists name is .........Enganar
engañar = to trick www.spanishcentral.com...

and the first name is "Abril"

In other words....abril trick.....april fools

good grief charlie brown,
i wonder if in india, a similar gag is currently doing the rounds with 'red rain'

This has nothing to do with April fools day, on Sunday the 30th march after the 10.00n news i watched the weather, she said that most of the country enjoyed good weather today and it will continue into next week, then the next statement was one I have never heard of in my 54 years of watching weather,

" If you wake up in the morning and your car is covered in dust its because of a sand storm in the Sahara"

at the time I thought thats crazy then all the countries that are before us like France will be covered, my mind flipped back to the 80s when every Sunday you got up in central Scotland and your car was covered in white powder spewed out by ICI and BP.

I don't know if anyone's car was covered but was reported 2 days before april fools day.

My dad's car was covered the other day when I go out shortly I'll see if the car is still the same or if he has cleaned it. If he hasn't cleaned it I'll take a pic or two

Sandy car ! Pictures of Sahara sand .. Not moon dust

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Would just like to add something, im up in Scotland, my motor was covered was in dust after raining all day. Should have scraped some of it off and had it analysed, reckon the sand storm is all lies, they were probably spraying some new chemical. Scotland does not get sand in the rain from the Sahara, so you know. Obviously just all one big coincidence.

I remember that, wreckd the paint on my old fiesta, guess who paid for that ffs.

Please forgive my ignorance but why doesn't moon dust and small rocks on the moon 'float' ?

sayzaar
Please forgive my ignorance but why doesn't moon dust and small rocks on the moon 'float' ?

You may be getting confused with a type of rock formed by volcanoes. Can't remember the name but I remember going to the Canary Islands for a holiday, they are volcanic islands and there are small pieces of what look like rocks but actually stones of some kind filled with loads of air bubbles and they float

sayzaar
Please forgive my ignorance but why doesn't moon dust and small rocks on the moon 'float' ?

Gravity.

Same as here on Earth, just a little less on the moon 1/6th I believe it is.

reply to post by astra001uk

I have just read the above and found it interesting There is dust all over my cars here in Billingham Teesside and the mainstream news is reporting it as from the Sahara desert I find the idea of it really being from the moon ,and influencing future weather a good possibility any one else ? - See more at: www.abovetopsecret.com...

Any reasons why?

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pumice stone is the rock from volcanoes

You don't see many people mooning others much anymore, guess that was a seventies thing.

reply to post by astra001uk


That's the one thank you

Beamish
Can't be from the Moon. The Moon is made of cheese.

then the dust must be parmesan