Soft yellow masses found in China after 'UFO' sighting

Reminds me of this video which has always fascinated me: (skip to 4:32)

This story made me think this is what happens when those yellow things it's "releasing" drop to the ground.

Originally posted by bigdohbeatdown
en.wikipedia.org...

(quoted from www.abovetopsecret.com...)

It appears this phenomenon has been known to occur after meteor showers for a long time.

Interesting.

Originally posted by Druscilla
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Heeeeeeeeeee...

It looks like something I cooked for lunch once and had to throw away.

reply to post by diqiushiwojia


I have seen this before. Its a Pokemon... A squished Pikachu I believe.

Maybe it is a star seeder spreading life?

I can't help it. I read the heading and my first thought was. "I wonder if the soft yellow stuff was squashed farmers (you know chinese, yellow) oops sorry Call it comedy relief

looks kinda like spray foam insulation or something else. Was it lit on fire on his front porch?

Originally posted by RoScoLaz
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Meteor $hit! (I didn't think anyone else would get that joke, so I didn't mention it)

It's kinda pretty if you ask me. It could be star jelly that interacted with all the plastic in the air from the smokestacks and polution

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Wow that video was outstanding
WTF was that thing, and what happened to all of the "babies" it shot out.
Did'nt Know what else to call them.
Not to mention they were yellow. Yikes!!

Originally posted by timetothink
Looks like some kind of mushroom to me.

I second that notion. Definitely a fungus. Eat it and you will be put into telepathic communication with the visitors from outer space.

The old adage



comes to mind here.

Seriously?

Let me break open this "alien" egg and proceed to inhale its contents, it is obviously the most rational thing for me to do.

Somebody quarantine this man before it spreads.

Couldnt help it,but this came to mind.

reply to post by diqiushiwojia


I found a photo at: www.flickr.com...
But I need permission from the owner so I can not show it as I don't have time to mess with this .

The one I refer to Looks almost EXactly like what you have posted and it is the Fuligo septica
allready mentioned by another poster.

Please have a look at it. You will probably agree that it is more than likely the
"Dog Vomit Slime Mold"- Fuligo septica

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that was my first.... it looks similar to a shroom called sulfur shelf or chicken of the woods, also that it changed color in the mushroom world we call it bruising....smell to is similar......

Originally posted by DaughterOfARevolver
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that was my first.... it looks similar to a shroom called sulfur shelf or chicken of the woods, also that it changed color in the mushroom world we call it bruising....smell to is similar......

Sulfer Shelf


Chicken of the woods


Looks real similar, not.

reply to post by azureskys


Yes, again, I agree it's probably the mold.

I don't think they're exactly the same, though. The news source's pic isn't that detailed, but the 'furs' are more 'stuffed animal-like'. Dog vomit fungi seem to have lots of small bunches of the 'hair'. I'm also yet to see info about the brown insides of the fungi turning yellow once revealed (though if there is any info on that, I'll be immediately convinced that it's the thing!)

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Nope, it was just sitting there the next day.

It could actually be some kind of fungus...but it also looks like some burnt yellow rice that you'd see out by a dumpster behind a fast-food restaurant.

Regardless of what it really is, there is always some chef out there willing to cook up a good story for us!





- Lee

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This was the first thing that came to my mind too.
We'd sometimes get a crop in the summer around the heavily mulched rose bushes.
We called it the creeping crud!