mysterious space poo?.>>>

Good morning all I have found this fascinating article from a local rag and was wondering if anyone could tell me what this is.

A man was out walking his dog when he discovered this goo like substance on the moors.

The strange, milky white goo was found by dog walker Andrew Holden when he was out on the moors near junction 22 of the M62 last week.
Andrew has spent hours trying to find out what the bizarre material is - but has hit a dead end.
He said: “It looks like frogspawn but it definitely isn’t. It doesn’t look normal and I didn’t notice a smell..

The article goes on to say its been spotted around the world and I do recall seeing an article similar but never finding out what it was.

The goo has been spotted all over the world and its origin has never been definitely explained.
Reports of the substance date back as far as the 14th century when physician John of Gaddesden detailed ‘stella terrae’ in his medical writings - describing it as “a certain mucilaginous substance lying upon the earth,” and suggesting it could be used to treat abscesses.
A 14th century Latin medical glossary describes ‘uligo’, “a certain fatty substance emitted from the earth, that is commonly called ‘a star which has fallen’”.

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Tried to add the picture but doesn't seem to work think its changed since I last posted . Any opinions would be great thanks !

a reply to: dingdongdoodah

Here you go .

a reply to: dingdongdoodah

I've read about this substance (or at least similar substances, though I think clear versions and maybe blue versions have been found) but this is the first time I've heard of...

'A 14th century Latin medical glossary describes ‘uligo’, “a certain fatty substance emitted from the earth, that is commonly called ‘a star which has fallen’"

I wonder how 14th Century scientists came to the conclusion it emitted from the Earth?

Watched this on a documenary before. I thought it was frog related.

Looks like vomit, or crystal brain fungus.

it does look like frogspawn , its not been confirmed looks too large for standard frogs . what about fish eggs doesn't say if there was a river near by maybe burst its banks left the eggs and dried up . we have had some flooding in the last week in Yorkshire.

originally posted by: djz3ro
a reply to: dingdongdoodah

I've read about this substance (or at least similar substances, though I think clear versions and maybe blue versions have been found) but this is the first time I've heard of...

'A 14th century Latin medical glossary describes ‘uligo’, “a certain fatty substance emitted from the earth, that is commonly called ‘a star which has fallen’"

I wonder how 14th Century scientists came to the conclusion it emitted from the Earth?

I'm sure there was some of this in Australia a few years ago and people was getting ill from it raining this mysterious gunk

a reply to: hutch622

thanks

originally posted by: hutch622
a reply to: dingdongdoodah

Here you go .

Look how disturbed the soil is around the patch of goo. Some serious frog action there?

Either that or its a fungus of some sort. Someone should take a piece of it home and see what 'hatches' out.

a reply to: dingdongdoodah

Whatever it is, it can't come from outer space. There's several hundred miles of atmosphere between space and the surface of the Earth. Anything that falls through the atmosphere will be burnt up or atomised because of friction in re-entry.

a reply to: dingdongdoodah

Pretty sure we had a thread years ago about that stuff, maybe someone else can remember it.

....if not, Mandela effect evidence found in ATS.

These globs of goo have been around for a long time. As another poster mentioned, I remember reading about this atleast 5-10 years ago here on ATS.

originally posted by: swanne
a reply to: dingdongdoodah

Whatever it is, it can't come from outer space. There's several hundred miles of atmosphere between space and the surface of the Earth. Anything that falls through the atmosphere will be burnt up or atomised because of friction in re-entry.

You imply that incoming material has a velocity much like a meteor or rocket. That need not be the case. We have here a mysterious substance that comes from we not know where or at what velocity. Perhaps, as some scientists have suggested, "stuff" exists and lives in our upper atmosphere.

a reply to: dingdongdoodah

It could be a clear jelly fungus or a species of slime mold.

UFOs using earth as their outhouse... disgusting !

a reply to: dingdongdoodah

Between Leeds and Manchester eh? was it found late Friday Night by any chance? could be Malibu spew from a "hen party" after they have eaten Tapioca as a desert.

No idea really

ETA: or should that be Semolina? cant remember which one is more frogspawney

Kind of looks like a patch of mycelium (mushroom growth phase) that was about to fruit got too wet and started to decompose.

Probably its poop from an alian visters who dont have concept of toilets.

a reply to: intrptr

yea that would be interesting to see