Russia Seems fascinated by Megacryometeors
As you read this story, it makes you wonder what is in the atmosphere that megacryometeors may be forming around.
A drop in the icy boulders betokens anomalous deg
It appears as though the Megacryometeor article written for the Russian site Membrana.ru is being picked up by other sites including this blog.
A very thorough examination of Megacryometeors as well as an exhaustive list of historically documented cases on page two.
Megacryometeor skeptic, Roy W. Spencer, Ph.D. from The University of Alabama in Huntsville posts an opposition to Megacryometeor expert Jesus Martinez-Frias claims. Fascinating.
Posted July 12, A Russian web site features a news story on Megacryometeors. It mentions this site as a collection point for all Megacryometeor news. Very, very loosely translated it says, "Meanwhile in the network, as seems, literally recently otkrylsya the "profile" site Megacryometeors.com, on which blogger on the name Of mayk (Mike) assembles the communications of the online." Thanks Membrana.ru. And thank you readers. Check back soon and often.
This is a nice little article written by the Megacryometeor expert.
This was the original Megacryometeor story that started it all. Here is great article from 'Global Lithuanian Net' with more detail of the megacryometeor activity as it happened in Spain.
A megacryometeor that fell from a southwestern sky burrowed itself two and a half feet into the ground in an Oakland park. One theory is that the megacryometeor fell from space. However, Ryan Diduck at the Chabot Space and Science Center, says this is unlikely because of the shockwaves that it would encounter. I'm guessing this means that it has a very small chance of making it to earth without disintegrating. An aviation consultant in the San Francisco area stated the only way this megracryometeor came from an aircraft is if a freshwater valve leaked at a high altitude, which does occationally happen. It could be determined to come from an aircraft if the megacryometeor contained chlorine. But I wonder why no one from the science community has contacted the witness who took a piece of the megacryometeor and put it in his freezer. I think I'll try to get a hold of him...
This article was written back in 2003. They note, at that time, that most megacryometeor activity happens within the months of January, February and March. As Dr. Jesus Martinez-Frias has postulated, megacryometeors probably form in the troposphere. This is where most of our "weather" comes from. It is theorized that global warming is actually making the troposphere colder, wetter and more turbulent therefore making for a more plausable enviroment for megacryometeors to form.
This bowling ball sized megacryometeor crashes through a Florida home November 9, 2004 at 1:30 a.m. I believe this is the first recorded megacryometeor to fall at night. No mention in this article regarding weather conditions that evening.
The first recorded megacryometeor in Africa fell in Douglasdale, South Africa. Actual eye witnesses attest to seeing it fall and hit pavement on June 30, 2006. Spanish megacryometeros expert Jesus Martinez-Frias states this could be a sign "serious environmental problems". I have no doubt weather anomolies like megacryometeors will continue to be used by enviromentalist to promulgate their agenda, and maybe for good reason.