Alaskan Orange Goo is Unidentified Eggs!

reply to post by kdog1982


Thanks for the additional information. I'm still puzzled over two things - perhaps you can shed some light?

First, the fatty acid substance - do fungi spores usually present this way?

Second, this statement still seems bizarre now -

"It was easy to see cellular structure surrounding the lipid droplet, and to identify this as 'animal'," said Rice. "We have determined these are small invertebrate eggs, although we cannot tell which species."

Interestingly, when I went to get the link where I first found this statement, it seems to have been edited out of the original web pages where I found it. In fact, the two original links I used for the story seem to be rewritten, keeping the orginal date. I found the quote elsewhere, on other sites that I didn't originally use. Strange. I've heard of such things, but why bother changing the original story on something like this?

Sorry, got sidetracked. Anyway, my question is how similar to a professional, under a scientific microscope, are these rust fungi from animal eggs? Sounds like a mistake that could fail you out of high school biology - but I'd love for our ATS biology whizzes to tell me I'm wrong.

Maybe I've been hanging out on ATS too much - would love to hear your opinion.

reply to post by Open2Truth



All I can say is the mystery deepens.
Maybe they were petroleum oil droplets,but who is to say.
Sounds like the initial report on what it was ,was done by someone who doesn't know what they are doing.
Maybe with the thawing of the ice around there has released something that hasn't been seen in thousands of years.
If I was those people who were exposed to the stuff,I would be worried about getting sick,or becoming something like

The Thing !




www.imdb.com...

reply to post by kdog1982


Love the pic! The guy I quoted was with NOAA - but who knows. I'm certainly not going to claim that their aren't idiots in government and/or public relations.

Would still love to hear from a reliable biology expert!

So no clear answer as of yet, RIGHT? Sorry if I overlooked in the thread.

reply to post by Ophiuchus 13


Take a look at my first update in the thread posted yesterday (around mid-page 4)- new information, but still puzzling to me.

Mystery Orange Goo

The Mystery is solved ....Its not eggs ,its spores from an unidentified species of rust fungus.

All the answers you need are HERE at Discovery News.

Originally posted by TheMaverick
Mystery Orange Goo

The Mystery is solved ....Its not eggs ,its spores from an unidentified species of rust fungus.

All the answers you need are HERE at Discovery News.

Well,there you go.
Case closed.

since when do fungus,,have Vertibra,,,

The THING from Outer Space Did,,
as a matter of fact,, the scientic,, when, he examined,, the "thing",,
said the,,
aaaaaaaaaarrrrggggggggg

reply to post by Open2Truth


Oh boy... not sure where to start with this...

I dont believe the posted conclusion for one second on this topic. Mainly because we are conducting a private study of this.
Eggs and spores look completely different under a microscope. I feel like the properly stated analogy would be comparing a chicken egg to a red bean... its well rather obvious. As for identifying it as a spore, well, im a bit lost as to why this was presented in such fashion. I also did look up the older reports of this, and found them to not contain much of the same data as stated by a different individual in this thread earlier. I dont feel comfortable stating that this "find" is finalized with a spore; however, i dont have a different answer concluded atm that i could provide for everyone. Pardon the lack of data on this post. Just an observation i felt like sharing with this forum. I will post more as soon as i have something worthy to inform yas of regarding this topic.

Originally posted by globalresearchers
reply to post by Open2Truth

 

Oh boy... not sure where to start with this...

I dont believe the posted conclusion for one second on this topic. Mainly because we are conducting a private study of this.
Eggs and spores look completely different under a microscope. I feel like the properly stated analogy would be comparing a chicken egg to a red bean... its well rather obvious. As for identifying it as a spore, well, im a bit lost as to why this was presented in such fashion. I also did look up the older reports of this, and found them to not contain much of the same data as stated by a different individual in this thread earlier. I dont feel comfortable stating that this "find" is finalized with a spore; however, i dont have a different answer concluded atm that i could provide for everyone. Pardon the lack of data on this post. Just an observation i felt like sharing with this forum. I will post more as soon as i have something worthy to inform yas of regarding this topic.

Ok,case not closed pending further investigation on the mysterious goo..
Stay tuned!

Originally posted by globalresearchers
reply to post by Open2Truth

 

Oh boy... not sure where to start with this...

I dont believe the posted conclusion for one second on this topic. Mainly because we are conducting a private study of this.
Eggs and spores look completely different under a microscope. I feel like the properly stated analogy would be comparing a chicken egg to a red bean... its well rather obvious. As for identifying it as a spore, well, im a bit lost as to why this was presented in such fashion. I also did look up the older reports of this, and found them to not contain much of the same data as stated by a different individual in this thread earlier. I dont feel comfortable stating that this "find" is finalized with a spore; however, i dont have a different answer concluded atm that i could provide for everyone. Pardon the lack of data on this post. Just an observation i felt like sharing with this forum. I will post more as soon as i have something worthy to inform yas of regarding this topic.

I have a question for you.
What are your credentials?
I understand that you are part of a research organization of specialists for hire.
What is your interests here?
I went to your website before posting findings and your last update was August 9th.
So,are you getting your info from ATS?

GlobalResearchers.Org is a private organization that focuses on doing private research. Our research abilities allows our team to research any topic around the world. Our team is composed of specialists in a broad range of fields all with an understanding of cultures, politics, science, statistics. Our team operates under the guidelines to only conclude with performed research; this means that our conclusions are always based on the data our field specialist gather/witness/document. All of GlobalResearchers.Org research is documented daily. This allows us to report accurately to our clients on a daily basis throughout the course of our research, which enables us to adapt our methods more efficiently to a changing environment, and changing needs. Our organization operates on a need to know basis, this means that if a client wishes to keep their research private then GlobalResearchers.Org will not violate these wishes. All research we conduct on behalf of others remain private unless specified otherwise in writing by our client.

globalresearchers.org...

Interview with Janet Mitchell - Kivalina, Alaska Submitted by analyst on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 01:26 We recently had the pleasure of conducting a phone interview with Janet Mitchell, Administrator, Kivalina City Council. Kivalina, Alaska is a small town of roughly 430 people. The town hunts Caribou, gathers berries, and lives off its oceans as a means of existence in this unusual Alaskan landscape. To visualize this they are a small remote town very close to the glacial masses that directly depend on the well being of its environment to survive. On a recent phone interview with Mrs. Mitchell, we called upon her to explore certain aspects of exactly "what was going on" in Kivalina. We wanted a feel for the town, she explained to us how her town survives and what seasons they hunt/pick berries/collect water in preparation for the brutal winters that this area gets. In the winter time, glacial masses are common (not as common as before 2007, to be discussed further below on this article), and winter temperatures can drop well below -6°F. Kivalina is surrounded by 51% water; these waters compose a big part of its food supply. What is the observed situation in Kivalina and Buckland?

globalresearchers.org...

Originally posted by BobAthome

since when do fungus,,have Vertibra,,,

The THING from Outer Space Did,,
as a matter of fact,, the scientic,, when, he examined,, the "thing",,
said the,,
aaaaaaaaaarrrrggggggggg

and then shot himself!

i saw that!!

we are in deep poop!!!

so, billions of mushrooms let loose in a frenzy of passion and no one knows about it?


mushies don't grow in that environment. sad to say.

it would take 1000's of square miles of them things to even get close to something like the goo.

reply to post by fooks


Something is going on but nobody is letting us in on the full monty.

reply to post by kdog1982


yeah, it's the "microscopic eggs" that got me.

like rosewell the first explanation is most likely true.

and the amount of them is amazing.

falling out of the sky or coming from the ocean or land is the puzzle.

is there a life form in the sky we don't know about?

in the ocean, i have no doubt we don't know about.


fungi? lol, big doubt about that.

they need moisture and darkness and heat. hell, maybe it's a new type of fungi!

a stretch for that tho.

reply to post by globalresearchers


Kinda quite in your neck of the woods,so you thought you would come over here and get some business,right?

globalresearchers.org...

reply to post by kdog1982


No.... simply wished to share facts with individuals in case the research became corrupted, or reports became unreliable. We dont advertise much of anything we do, since our "website" isnt our "biggest" priority.

As for my credentials they are as important as yours.

I will not be updating this thread with facts any longer. Feel free to delete this account.

Originally posted by globalresearchers
reply to post by kdog1982

 

No.... simply wished to share facts with individuals in case the research became corrupted, or reports became unreliable. We dont advertise much of anything we do, since our "website" isnt our "biggest" priority.

As for my credentials they are as important as yours.

I will not be updating this thread with facts any longer. Feel free to delete this account.

Your credentials are as important as mine?
Really?

I have no credentials. I'm just an average Joe who is intelligent enough to research questionable things.
If you can't handle a little criticism ,then it sounds like you are not made for this job.
Your goal is the advancement of humanity.
If that is true,you wouldn't last long since you gave up so easily.
I think you and your team has alot to learn.

I said it on page 2 and I will say it again. I think it is the same thing that was the red rain in India. Try these ATS threads.
India's Red 'Alien' Rain found to reproduce
Red Rain in India Article,
Fluorescence Mystery in Red Rain Cells of Kerala, India

Check this out:

There are numerous reportings of gelatinous rain associated with chemtrails. There is a patent (United States Patent 6,315,213) describing a method for artificially modifying the weather by seeding rain clouds of a storm with suitable cross-linked aqueous polymer. “The polymer is dispersed into the cloud and the wind of the storm agitates the mixture causing the polymer to absorb the rain,” explains a web page on atmospheric geoengineering and chemtrail patents. “This reaction forms a gelatinous substance which precipitate to the surface below. Thus, diminishing the clouds ability to rain.”

www.infowars.com...

Could this be what it is?

Thanks to all for the ideas and information.

I stated it awhile back, but one of the reasons this whole story didn't settle well with me was the editing of stories (on MSM webpages), keeping the original date, specifically changing/editing the quotes and information to be consistent with the new "findings" (they are spores). I only caught this because I had done the original thread, and had read and referenced the source material closely - in particular, to paraphrase the original, the clarity in which the eggs were able to be identified as animal.

I know this probably surprises few here on ATS - including myself - however, the hairs on the back of my neck go up a bit when there is effort put in to erasing previous information - especially when it appears on the surface to be unworthy any such effort and hindsight.

My curiosity is peaked a little with this story now, so I will update this thread if I can come across any further information.