Enormous Block of Ice Destroys Tampa Car!
"Refrigerator sized" megacryometeor hits Tampa Bay Florida vehicle. It's funny how ice from planes are so quickly blamed, even though early reports say there were no airplanes in the area.
Megacryometeors: The phenomenon of abnormally large chunks of ice falling from a clear sky is giving rise to an interesting debate. Are they real? Are they from God? Are they a consequence of 'Global Warming'?
Sunday, January 28, 2007
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2 Comments:
Megacryometers will suffer the same fate as any other phenomenon which doesn't fit into the immediate understanding of poorly educated viewers. They have a narrow view of the possibilities and therefore they have to cut it down to fit what they already know. Can't blame em. They just don't get it. Most people reading this will also cast this explanation aside because it doesn't fit what they think is the flawless truth of their preexsisting world view. This and all megacryometeors are mostly remnant ice from the vapor canopy which used to shield the Earth from the mutating effects of the sun in a way which makes the ozone look like baby oil. The giant chunks of ice have been falling into the Earth's atmosphere for centuries and usually evaporate into steam before hitting the ground. A few fall through all the way. It's rare but look at al the Chicken Littles running around when they do, speculating about airplanes and UFOs. However it does appear that their frequency is beginning to increase.
I don't take into all that about airplane bathroom remnants either. I live in Nebraska and I was on my way home one day in Augus and it was beautiful hot night out and out of nowhere came a huge chunk of ice at least the size of a softball and smacked down on my car. Scared me to no end. I stopped and looked around and saw a bunch of white ice lying in the street. I proceeded home and called the police thinking of the possibility of kids launching ice. By the time the police got there the ice was melted and no children even lived in the neighborhood where this happened. I have some small scratches on my car but no damage. I would sure like to know what this is caused from. Could have killed me or caused me to have a wreck and kill someone else. Of course the police think I was crazy when I mentioned ice falling from the sky! Lot do they know until it happens to them.
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