Is This Bluebeam Exercise ??? Strange Clouds

pictures taken at 8pm central standard time over Quad Cities International Airport, formed out of clear blue sky, in less than 15 minutes.







[edit on 13-8-2008 by Randy Echo]

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eye of the formation , everything streamed from center out




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That thing was just strange as it moved on eastward. It was supposed to just be a thunderstorm but it was raining and sunny out at the same time. I heard one thunder strike, very loud but that was it. I was thinking it was a strange system for today even if it is/isn't something for Bluebeam.

Excuse my ignorance, but what exactly is Bluebeam? Are you talking about the new age prophecies or NASA? I suppose the new age one, because isn't Quad Cities Airport in Illinois? I guess I don't understand what you are implying?

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www.google.com...
Somewhere in the first few selections should be your wanted info.
Basically it was a project to emit holograms in the sky for some purpose.

Originally posted by spec_ops_wannabe
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www.google.com...
Somewhere in the first few selections should be your wanted info.
Basically it was a project to emit holograms in the sky for some purpose.

Yes, I went to google. Are you saying NASA is emitting holograms for religious purposes in a NWO? In Illinois?

rumor is that sometimes nasa fires up bluebeam to see how well it works, the conspiracy theory of bluebeam is that the goverment wants you to believe jesus is coming down from heaven, this cloud looked like the steps...

by the way , wanabe, you must live close by, hello neighbor... and yes this thing was extremely wierd

I see clouds like that all the time in the midwest. It's a big storm cloud... probably a supercell. They tend to act as a slow vortex, the clouds at the top fanning out as they hit the troposphere. Sort of a ceiling in the sky for clouds.

that is a cumulonimbus cloud, also known as a thunder cloud. ice crystals in the top portion of the cloud create the fibrous appearance. the eye formation is a stratus fragment, which are especially common around thunder storms. sorry i'm an experienced cloud watcher, and i don't seen anything at all out of the ordinary here.

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Yep, Iowa side of course. This was interesting since I didn't recall the forcast calling for thunderstorms or rain for that matter.