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Originally posted by Americantrucker
reply to post by kdial1
So rainbow clouds are your "evidence"?
Even if I pulled my pants down so I could count to twenty-one, it still wouldn't be enough to count how many times I've seen this. And I live in California.
No earthquakes ever happened after my seeing it.
It's nothing more than the angle between the sun, the cloud, and someones eyes that makes that happen.
Whenever you have the time, watch the clouds in the sky. Especially at sunrise or sunset.
My job puts me outdoors more than others, so I see it more than others, but it's normal.
Originally posted by skyshow
reply to post by kdial1
I knew it was only a matter of time before someone posted something like this on here. Those clouds that you see are a natural thing. It's the prism of the light bouncing off the h2o crystals.
I tried to find a link online about it but was unable to. I don't remember what the name of the phenomenon is, but I've seen a cloud like that before, and a report about it was made on the weather where it was described as rare...It's been talked about as well on chem-trail web sites and people tried to link it up with that conspiracy...
Why is it so hard to accept that earthquakes are part of nature and regular events where plates shift and faults experience movement? I'm not dismissing manipulating weather or plate schemes outright by any means, I'm just pointing out that those clouds may not be the smoking gun here and in fact probably are more related to the way sunlight was refracted...
Hope this helps, and I do wish I could provide the links...maybe someone else recongnizes it and knows the name of the cloud formation?