Teh One Who Knocks
02-09-2016, 02:26 PM
By Ross Logan - The Mirror
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Strange clouds: The substance covered a large part of Doukalla
Conspiracy theorists and sky-watchers are debating the cause of bizarre foam 'clouds' that have been filmed falling from the sky in Morrocco.
A video showing a strange white substance settling across the coastal region of Doukkala has quickly gone viral , amassing thousands of views.
So far, explanations have included everything from alien intervention to Government weather manipulation and naturally occurring sea foam.
The clip shows a man wandering through the spooky formations, which up close looks similar to candy floss.
Walking around in audible wonder, he grabs a handful of the stuff, which clings to his arm like a spider's web.
At one point a huge bubble is blown upright by the wind, and rolls across the road.
Paranormal blog UFO Sightings Hotspot speculated that the phenomenon was liked to a noise heard in various parts of the world , including Morrocco, in January.
"Clouds cannot plunge off the sky and settle on the ground," the blog says.
"Are these ‘clouds’ another proof of geoengineering and weather manipulation [sic]?"
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Foam like: A huge 'cloud' floats across the road
Another viewer jokingly claimed it was the Terrigen Mists, a mutagen from the Marvel Comics universe .
Some viewers suggested it was in fact sea foam - while another said it was a result of untreated sewage, and that the man was best advised not to touch the stuff.
http://i.imgur.com/qatiI2W.jpg
Strange clouds: The substance covered a large part of Doukalla
Conspiracy theorists and sky-watchers are debating the cause of bizarre foam 'clouds' that have been filmed falling from the sky in Morrocco.
A video showing a strange white substance settling across the coastal region of Doukkala has quickly gone viral , amassing thousands of views.
So far, explanations have included everything from alien intervention to Government weather manipulation and naturally occurring sea foam.
The clip shows a man wandering through the spooky formations, which up close looks similar to candy floss.
Walking around in audible wonder, he grabs a handful of the stuff, which clings to his arm like a spider's web.
At one point a huge bubble is blown upright by the wind, and rolls across the road.
Paranormal blog UFO Sightings Hotspot speculated that the phenomenon was liked to a noise heard in various parts of the world , including Morrocco, in January.
"Clouds cannot plunge off the sky and settle on the ground," the blog says.
"Are these ‘clouds’ another proof of geoengineering and weather manipulation [sic]?"
http://i.imgur.com/kX5PS85.jpg
Foam like: A huge 'cloud' floats across the road
Another viewer jokingly claimed it was the Terrigen Mists, a mutagen from the Marvel Comics universe .
Some viewers suggested it was in fact sea foam - while another said it was a result of untreated sewage, and that the man was best advised not to touch the stuff.