Freakish Natural Disasters That Happened On Earth | Weird or What? | Ft. William Shatner
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 27. 02. 2021
- Weird or What looks at freakish weather and other strange natural phenomena. It goes to Bell Island in Newfoundland where a number of people experienced a series of earth shattering booms and strange glowing lights. It, then, goes to Lake Michigan to talk to a woman who claims to have witnessed a mysterious fog that caused missing time. Finally, it examines the mysterious Vela Incident over the Indian Ocean.
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I enjoy his voice and the nap it gives me lol. Of course I enjoy the show too.
Lmao
Yeah, for some reason @19:32 the way he says "no!" had me cracking up!
Yes, it's comforting and cosy and u can have icecream and a snuggly blanket......it's wonderful.....like being a kid again!â„ïžđłđżđ
I sleep really good to me shatners voice
the magnetic is much more believable
Love William Shatner, Love this show!!
I think we love him bc he was always himself and his rep is nice n clean. He's a cool grandpa type; a combinatiin of fun and kind.
I would never believe a psychiatrist over what I have seen with my own eyes or I have experienced.
Great response. I feel the same way!
Psychiatry is a quack practice. It's not based on the scientific method.
Have you seen or experienced something weird or what lol
When i told my psychologist about something that happened to me (heard someone breathing on my left ear in a room that i was alone reading my book) she just told me to quit watching videos about ghosts or paranormal. No help at all
Then you should actually read about how hallucinations work đ€·ââïž
Shatner is an Icon!! These videos are so interesting and entertaining!! Love this channel!!!
I laughed so hard, William Shatner is Hilarious! Thanks for sharing this series.
He is so hilarious. I cant think of a better host
I witnessed one of those electric balls once. There was no lightening that night, and canât be sure itâs the same phenomena, but the man who experienced it as a kid, his description of how it looked was exactly what i saw, hovering by the right side of my head in my room. My friend who was in the same house, different room, also experienced the same thing that night. Whatâs really weird is that we had very similar dreams that night too. It was a beautiful ball of electric light though. It popped as it disappeared.
Maybe you were visited by angels
@@luzvimindatorres8704 If you knew about the dreams myself and the other girl had just woken from, I donât think youâd believe that for one moment. I certainly donât.
@@hArtyTruffleWhat weâre the dreams? What do you believe it was? And Iâm genuinely curious, not asking to be a smartass or anything.
@@rebekaheastman3279 Embarrassing to share but, to be blunt, we both dreamed that we were sexually aroused men (despite the fact that we are both women), seducing young innocent girls đ€ą Neither my friend nor myself had ever had such a dream before and never since⊠weird or what?
@@rebekaheastman3279 Oh, and I donât know what it was but, I did find out that the house we were staying in used to be a processing factory during the Industrial Revolution. Cotton or Wool, Iâm not sure. I know from history that often men with power over their female workers would use some girls for their own warped sexual wants, and then either kill them or simply discard them once pregnant.
Thoroughly enjoy these shows. As for me and my family .... We love William Shatner !!
This is greatđlove the show,very well explained,just love all mysteries,of the world,William tells these weird or what mysteries, brilliantly đ€
That so-called "sensory deprivation" experiment was ludicrous. "I had this weird vision like a mask or something" he says as he stands there with the imprint of the mask on his face...
I lost it when he said that
LMAO!! IKR?!?
Right I made a similar comment myself. Dude couldn't tell 2 mins from 20? I could wearing that uncomfortable thing.
Wonderful episode William!!
My great grandfather saw ball lightning during a thunderstorm. It passed right through one open window and out another. My grandmother always told me the story during storms reminding me to shut the windows and never run the water during a storm. With her family being so superstitious, I was always impressed they considered it lightning and not a ghost or something.
I heard the same thing from my grandparents and parents while a kid in Poland. It seems to be a common warning told to children, at least in Europe (probably all the nations). Another example: common sense is generally known as the horse sense in many places. I was shocked when I found out that the explanation is that people liked horses. When I sent a message to the vocabulary company explaining horse sense as letting the horse take you home if you get lost in the woods, the wanted additional literary proof. That's another traditional European tale: if you get lost in the woods stop controlling your horse and the horse will take you home.
There is ball lighting it nothing new
@@jacksonblaze423 I would love to get the chance to ride a horse because I've heard they're intelligent animals that can bond with their humans like a dog does. The sad part is that I live in Texas, so you think I'd have plenty of chances to ride a horse. I did ride a trail horse one time in Arizona whilst visiting my grandparents about 30 years ago, but it was a trail horse and you could pull on the reins anyway you wanted to and the horse would not budge; it just stayed on the trail. I guess it's trained not to react for instances like me, since I was around 9 years old with no experience at the time. It wasn't much fun but I understand why it was the way it was. Props to my grandparents; without them, my childhood would've been unbearable.
It's a weird world and I love it.
Another , " OMG Bill , you are too funny ! "
I love this show !
The only pity is , is that Bill probably shall never be notified of our appreciation of his ongoing work and well wishes for his upcoming future .
I don't think anyone needs to worry about Shatner underestimating himself. He's known for having a big head.
@@switchbladekid1365 : I worked with Bill & his then wife , Liz , @ the L.A.E.C. and both were very down to earth people & always gracious with me so ... that's all that I've got to say & I wish them both well .
The bird poop was a nice touch.lol
I guess the bird is not a fan of William Shatner .
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I was in love with William when I was a teenager, now I am in my 50s I am in love with him again.
Me too! And probably millions of others.
I LOVE The Shat, and how old this series is!!!
Oh my gawd, Bill Shatner is so funny with all of the different things or skits that he does, and the things that he says! He is just hilarious, and I love it as well as his show!!
What is he doing now? Does anyone know?
I play these vids just for me to go to sleep lol.
Electronic fog is an amazing, and very real, phenomenom that is still not well understood. Distortions of spacetime occurr with amazing results. Tesla probably understood more about electromagnetism than anyone else.
I've heard huge booms from lightening during a lightening storm. Its vibration was so strong it set off house & car alarms.. it didn't create balls of light or huge rays of light it did have huge strikes from clouds to ground and it also crackeled across the sky in these giant spider web patterns that seemed to chase each other across the sky. These chasing patterns were colors I've never seen, bright white, lavender, bright red to orange. I was driving when it happened and it was pretty scary & beautiful & breath taking & extremely mesmerizing. Several people seem it including my mother in law that lives an hour away from me
I've seen what you're describing a couple times, but only once when it really lasted and put on a show. Usually, you may see cloud to cloud like this - with the big spread-out spiderweb patterns- maybe for a few seconds, but then it goes back to cloud to ground lightening. But once when I was on a bus going to Orlando, we we're in south Alabama- and it did it for hours. I watched it out the bus window as we rode- it was gorgeous. But when the storm finally got to us, it was so bad we had to pull off into a parking lot for fear of being blown over. Then the bus wouldn't crank, and it took hours for them to send a replacement- took 14 hrs to get to Orlando from north Alabama. I can make the drive in about 9 hrs. I will never get on another bus- ever, it sucked. I'll never get on a train again either- but that's a different story.
The Bell Island events, are most likely a US weapons test. It looks like they also tested it in 2004 and 2014 in Sicily.
Begins and ends in complete mystery. I don't have the answer but, clearly, neither do they as that was no sonic boom or hysterical lightning. đœ
As for the lady on Lake Michigan I have been living in Wisconsin all my life and those waters to my north are full of surprises. I dont trust any further past a eye sight to the shoreline. Where I live we often recieve all 4 seasons in 1 day. Too often unfortunately. Sense of time is situational if not constantly looking every such seconds. Hence the phrase time flies when your having fun. Works in other scenarios too like when ur adrenaline heightens.
@Kristina Marie a good hour away from me. I'm near Portage. Hope your staying safe from Covid and enjoying some of these better temps. đ Soon as it gets a little more consistently warm I'm hitting up about 40 +/- locations, documenting the history, and pending the location I plan on doing a night time Paranormal investigation. Often with some places I will have 2 make 2 videos but i believe it will give outsiders a better idea of WI. Not many Y.T. out there covering this beautiful state so I'm throwing my hat into the ring. Been preparing this for a good couple years and I'd of started last year but Covid came up rite when I had everything worked out. So if anyone from the state is interested sub me and stay tuned. One of my biggest Hope's is to gain access to the Kewaunee lighthouse. My mother was born n raised there so I often spent time by the water up there. Hope every 1 is doing well.
@Kristina Marie Always good 2 hear from like minded individuals. I would rather have a minor active video than people pulling off tricks. Sets people who are doing what they can to understand what's going on back. I'm really looking 4ward to it. There is soo much 2 Wisconsin than what is perceived on tv and on Y.T. so I'm looking 4ward to showing people all these places I have written down. Portion of it involves contacting the historical society for interviews and lesser known history on some of these locations and it wouldn't be right to ask this of them with the pandemic going the way it has. Fortunately there is a light at the end of the tunnel when it comes to that. Till then I plan on tacking the more open places first.
@Kristina Mariethank u. been studying Paranormal + supernatural for 15 years now. Yes back in the AOL days. lol. If you would like a suggestion on my end I would check out The Paranormal Files. He's from texas n looks like a surfer but for the 2+ years of watching his vids I haven't seen anything sketchy. Thanks tho Kristina if you do end up subbing to my channel which I'm messaging u from I can let u know when I plan on being in the Milwaukee area. Always up for extra suggestions. The few locations I have for there are a little pricey but I'll make it work. So far I have the old switch bridge, the cigar place, and the Pfister hotel.
@Kristina Marie Thanks and will do. I wrote your info down on my contacts list so it's easier to remember. Appreciate the info. B safe. Ttyl
If this electromagnetic fog can warp time itself then how come the watches were not affected and showed that two unaccountable hours had passed?
Because a Timex takes a lickin' yet keeps on tickin'... lmao
For those who don't understand because they are young, back in the old days, we used to use fuses in the electric panel for the home. Which predated the circuit breaker box. Oh, and always unplug your toaster whenever you are cleaning it, or working on it.
how could a sonic boom from a airplane cause damage to a chicken coop cause electrical appliances to burn up and shoot things across embedding in walls? doesn't sound right.đź
29:32 But how do you explain the extra fuel and the missing time on the actual clock, the film "Contact" does a good job in explaining the phenomenon where the main character experiences 8 hours of real time while the rest of the characters experienced nothing at all.
Spock:
"Defy logic, wtf?"
Kirk:
"yes, its called exceeding all expectations, Spock!"
Spock would never say
What the F * * K
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Thanks for uploading!!
Interesting topics đ
Love this show and you too Billium!!! Lol
Feel out of chair with" dash of ball lightning" !!!
I think Cathy's mysterious encounter with that strange fog was what happened to the Kazz 2, where all three men disappeared off of their Katamaran, and other Ships, and Airplanes. It could even be done by Extraterrestrials too.
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Absolutely love this channel more content please !!!,love william shatner reminds me of my childhood watching star trek oh happy days
Sonic booms do not cause glass fuses to shoot out like bullets, they don't leave chicken coops charred and burnt up, and they generally speaking won't kill chickens nor cause beautiful balls of electric light to hover in the air. This sounds like possibly a very small, distant, arial blast from a nuclear device of some kind- causing an electromagnetic pulse that fried all the electronics in the area. But that doesn't explain a lot of things reported and no one reported any increased radiation so, that really can't be the explanation. Maybe they were testing an emp device? That would make sense as far as timing, it would explain why the Los Alamos goons showed up, and EMPs generally speaking- as long as they're not huge, usually wouldn't be expected to harm anyone. It would just fry all the electronics in the area in theory but- maybe the device malfunctioned, or the pulse was far, far hotter than expected. This could also explain the ball of light the boy saw- an EMP bombards an area with electrically charged particles- which can cause aurora like phenomena. And we know now we do have devices that can cause huge EMPS, we don't have to detonate a nuke to get one- so maybe they were starting to experiment with that technology back then. Doesn't really explain he chicken coop though- unless it was a massive pulse, and they had some kind of electrical device in the coop. When we had a massive sun storm back int eh 1800s the telegraph operators had "fire" fly from their telegraph machines- catching several post offices on fire. An emp is very similar- maybe they had a phone in the coop- you know, in case the chickens wanted to phone friends or relatives. You know how chickens are. LOL- Seriously though- any electrical device could've started a fire in the case of an emp strong enough to turn fuses into bullets.
Very entertaining program with unique topics.
"Super lightning bolt" "ball lightning "
Haha
1. There was enough energy to open a vortex but not enough to keep it open..
2. What makes a compass spin. And would cause the fog to hug the boat and would cause a boat to spin. Gravitational spin.
I wonder if the captain ever saw that type of fog before or since.
I have seen with enough wind speed a card that was caught and thrown into a cement wall where the card was still whole and straight. For those who have had a playing card flung at yuh and it gave u a paper cut I say be happy it wasn't a tornado throwing it.
I think that David Childers did a few lines of "something" before he did that interview...YIKES!!
I would believe the Super Lightning Bolt or the Standing Columnar Wave before I would believe a supersonic jet could have created the electrical damage it did or create the obvious lightning ball the young boy saw. Speaking from the experience of a retired military housewife and veteran. I've heard plenty of sonic booms and they do not produce ground damage that was reported in this video.
I thought the same.
I'll solve that unsolved event in Newfoundland right now. A DEW test.
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It's life Jim,
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The poor chickensđ„đŁđđ€đđ
I find the "sharing of knowledge" interesting. Now do I believe all this stuff, I like to leave room possibility of anything. I think after all the only answers we are going to get are the ones we believe to be true.
Yes I'm a fan of yours Mr. Shatner only because I'm a Sci-Fi space cadet.
Who here had seen ball lightning???
I have, in corpus CHRIST TEXAS, 1980..
Around..end of may.. at night, and it was storming hard and lightning out.
Then right in the sky in front of us..
3 ball's of light go horizontally across the sky. It was amazing .never seen such A thing before, I was from Illinois!
Don't think we get them there.
I have. Several times.
Weird or what but I love it.
This show is much better than the new '' unxplained'', where Shatner is not allowed to play and do humorous things.
I must admit, I love that William Shatner has a great sense of humor and is willing to be goofy for a laugh. It's a sign of humility and it makes me love him even more.
That said, I have to disagree with the scientist's opinion of the "light flashes" that were seen over the Indian Ocean as being the result of meteoroids hitting a satellite and causing space dust to erupt from its surface which then reflected the sun's light, as opposed to the two flashes of light coming from a nuclear bomb test, bcuz cosmic dust makes soooo much more sense than a bomb blast. Not!!
Seriously?! Let's consider for a moment the fact that the eye witnesses of the two flashes of light would have been looking through the Typhoon that was moving over the Indian Ocean at that time, and that the flashes were allegedly from a satellite orbiting the earth, which we can only see when we look up at the night sky and are so far away that they appear no bigger than a ping pong ball, if that. Then consider that some dust from that ping pong ball sized satellite is knocked off of the satellite at just the right angle and moment that the sun catches the dust particles and creates two flashes of light so powerful as to be "mistaken" for nuclear bomb flashes, thru the Typhoon's heavy clouds and pouring rain. Those would have to be some incredibly powerful meteoroids to cause enough dust to fly off the satellite and catch the sun's rays, and such perfect timing as to create the suspicion of Divine Intervention! I mean, c'mon!! All of those circumstances would have to have happened perfectly to be seen by the naked eye of someone standing on the African shoreline and coincidences like that are so statistically improbable that the idea is laughable.
Doesn't it make more sense that a nuclear bomb test took place under water in the Indian Ocean during the Typhoon so the flashes of light wouldn't be seen, or could be excused as lightening from the storm? Whether it was done by the Israeli Govt, the African Govt, or the Russian Govt doesn't matter. They got away with it and no nuclear war was started so can this "mystery" be considered solved using common sense, practicality and plausible circumstances rather than the ridiculous theory concocted by a Berkeley educated scientist (aka, a poorly educated person who calls himself a scientist bcuz he has a piece of paper signed by the Administrators of Berkeley College (who, btw, are responsible for selecting the learning material for scientific certification, and do so based on their political opinions rather than what is required by the national standards' qualifications for higher learning) and the fact that they prefer to promote their extremely liberal political agenda by certifying people based on their compliance with those political beliefs rather than educating their students adequately so they're creating scientists who actually know what they're talking about, is a disgrace to academia. And, yes, I voiced my opinion against the liberal administration that runs Berkeley and I won't apologize for those opinions bcuz I was a first hand witness to how the Berkeley system turned two of my best friends into "graduates" who were so ill equipped in their files of study that neither of them could find work for nearly two years bcuz they were REPEATEDLY told they lacked the proper education and skills required for employment. One friend was an architect who I'd considered very talented and creative and who's architectural concepts won him awards in high school, but, bcuz he'd been taught more about environmental awareness and how to create buildings that were so "green" that nobody would hire him bcuz he hadn't been taught the important aspects of architecture such as safety, building codes, etc. He was forced to take additional online classes to learn what he should've been taught at Berkeley in the first place! And my other friend, who became his wife, and whom I'd known since Kindergarten, wanted to become a child psychologist and help at-risk children learn to thrive in the foster care system, but, again, all she came away with was a head full of extremist ideologies about how children should be raised by a village, and that that village should consist of people who promote the liberal agenda, such as Transvestites who perform pole dances and read stories about sexual encounters to children who aren't old enough to even know what sex is, and that allowing the children to do whatever they want, without any boundaries, structure or discipline is the only way they will ever become their "true" selves, which meant she was supposed to let the children act like cats, or dogs, or superheroes, or whatever they "identified" with at that moment in their growth, rather than guide them to pay attention to their lessons, so she told me she'd been taught to not teach her students but to "guide them" instead down whatever path they chose. She was a HUGE liberal and we used to debate everything but we were dear friends who loved each other despite our disagreements on how the world should work, so, when I tell you that even SHE was angry with the system she was supposed to support then I hope you can understand what I mean when I say that Berkeley College is a hindrance to the education system and has perpetuated the current "Me Generation" that has taken over social media with "Influencers" who don't have enough basic education to know simple facts such as: New Mexico is indeed one of the 50 states, not a suburb of Mexico; or how to use basic math to calculate a person's age (yes, I'm referring to the woman who posted in 2019 that "a person born in 2010 will be 18 this year. Let that sink in." And then argued with people for HOURS about how she was right and that it was basic math and refused to listen to common sense, no matter how well people tried to explain her mistake.) And these are the same Gen Me's who cannot properly conjugate grammar but post informational videos on CZcams for others to learn from, such as a video I found titled "The Most Darkest Planet in the Universe."
And, just yesterday I was listening to a video by a kid who had been doing a good enough job of describing the various unexplained mysteries plaguing our world that I listened for most of his 2 hour long presentation before I finally had to stop due to his repeated mispronunciation of Faberge, as in the famous Faberge Eggs created for the Czar of Russia's family. After a solid 10 minutes, and at least as many mentions of the name Faberge, which he pronounced as "faberg" rather than the correct pronunciation of "fab-er-gay" with a soft g, as in "exaggeration" I found something else to listen to as background noise and was almost instantly presented with ywt another narrator who was apparently incapable of doing the research required to properly pronounce "The Louvre" and was calling it the "loo-vra." So I gave up and watched a movie I knew I could trust to be entertaining AND without any pronunciation errors at all! Lol!
So, yes, I'm ripping on the scientist from Berkeley who's best, educated guess as to the cause of two, mysterious flashes of light over the Indian Ocean, was that space dust reflected the sunlight from a satellite that was orbiting our planet far above the category 4 Typhoon that was raging across the entire Indian Ocean, creating dismally dark days of constant rain that prevented the sun from being seen for nearly a week, is supposed to make more sense than a simple explanation that the flashes of light were from a nuclear bomb test, bcuz that's just craziness! I mean, why would people suspect the Soviet Union of detonating a nuclear bomb during the beginning of the Cold War, under the natural guise of a Typhoon's lightening flashes, despite the fact that Soviet Soldiers were moving into place just outside of the African border near the facilities that mine the Uranium needed to make more nuclear bombs for their arsenal. Honestly, who would ever come to a conclusion that makes perfect sense and is backed by plausible facts, especially when we know that the liberals in our country support Russia and defend them against American accusations on any topic, even mysteries that are decades old and have no importance in our current interactions with Russia. So, that's my extremely long tirade on a subject that has no effect on our lives right now, other than by using it as a platform to vent my frustrations with the lack of education in our country today. Lol!!
HARRP !!!!
love this can we all lost time
HAPPY BIRTHDAY , WILLIAM SHATNER !
I lived under a flight path for over two years and often heard and felt sonic booms, they donât seem to me to be what these people are describing. Yes they are loud, but my baby mostly slept through them, yes they did rattle the windows and doors, but not to breaking point, so I donât think you can blame sonic booms!
Who the hell is this guy to say Tesla was getting "crazy" in his later years ?
That ENRAGED me.
Um, Tesla was clinically unbalanced. I don't know what his diagnosis was but he interacted with people who weren't there, among other odd behaviors.
Love this show!! Shatner is lovely. omg that beaver sweater on the kid is great. Who knew thunderstorms created antimatter! Nasa website confirms. Good stuff.
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Cool show. Two cute ducks?
So they thought it was 5 minutes when it was 20. But that woman's time was a two HOUR difference.
I have always been told being pooped on by a bird was good luck. So there you go, good luck Mr.Shatner. lol
Yes, that Electronic Fog sounds very likely and scary.
I always heard ball lighting was found in the upper atmosphere.
I feel like I experience time dilations when I run for 1.5 hours to 2.5 hours daily (lately). I couldn't run for 3 months and could barely walk from October - Jan.25th, then on Jan.25th I ran 1 mile. Within 2 weeks I was back up to 7 miles. And now I have run 1052.20 miles this year already, and I have ran the last 101 days in a row, and 119 of the last 122 days. I time the runs, so I know they take about 2 hours average, but it feels like it goes by fast.
Never really cared for Shatner but he is just super adorable in this particular series!! I'm sure we have to give credit to his writers ,unless he just improvises? Hmmm?
My wife experienced a ball lighting during a storm, it went into her apartment and floated across the living room and shorted out her only TV set. She was more bummed out about the TV than the ball lighting.
..weird is the best, Bill! đđđ
Did anyone else notice the "ball lightning kid" was wearing a sweater with Pot leaves and Bigfoot on it?
It looked like pot leaves and a Canadian beaver to me. Would love one!
@@catw6274 Yeah me too!
W shatner should go ghost hunting that would be awesome!!
Natural disasters are more common in the last couple hundred years because there's more people and more connected.
8:55 I swear this skeptic is hilarious, sonic booms don't create earthquakes or balls of lightning, nor massive surges of electricity or beams of light, and they certainly don't kill chickens.
that chicken is roasted
i cant believe this man is now 90
He looks great and seems to still be enjoying life
I thank it was lighting
Tesla NEVER built a weapon! He was opposed to such devices.
He built the death ray. It's documented & chronicled. He invented as a deterrent to war. But we know what happens to such things, in the wrong hands. He designed it for the purposes to end all wars.
Because of the era and the location. Their were lots of nuclear long range bombers that either fly over Eastern canada or took off from their. Some of them being supersonic like the b1 lancer. And their were lots of crashes and lost nuclear weapons called broken arrows. Make sense why the us goverment would investigate. And falling nuclear gravity bombs needed a 3 stage process before dropping to explode... usually. So usually just the normal bomb explodes but not the nuclear bomb doesnt. If this happened and somehow created a emp. I know a warhead didnt complete blow up cause they'd feel that lol
"People don't build nuclear bombs because it's Thursday". Oh No!!!.... Lmao
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Der menschliche Verstand ist nicht darauf ausgelegt, alles erklÀren zu können. Falscher Ehrgeiz, Stolz und Eitelkeit lÀsst Menschen glauben, das zu können! Es gibt Höheres, ich nenne es GOTT.
Love Bill
Ball lightning. Pure plasma, makes booms also. It just burns the whole air surroundings.
Ah ha! This is William Shatner at his most hilarious sense of humor.
How about a forming water spout. A cold air mass suddenly drops to the ground or In this case water. If it was they were lucky the cold mass warmed up on a hot summer day.
We, here on Earth, are having too many weird and strange things, and encounters with unearthly, unexplainable and unknown events. Things that weren't happening in the 1920's through the 1970's, and I am also including strange unknown animals, or monsters, for a better word!
I think it's because we have not kept up with our Church going, Prayers and Faith in Allmighty God. We are going to be heading into a lot of big trouble going forward, and dealing with all of the unknown Evils that will Prevail as a result! May Heaven help us.
Of course it was a plane, it's well known that after sonic booms ball lightnings form near the ground. It's also known that I'd be happy to remove that debunker grin off your face with a good old sonic slap.
@Ricky Barber Bruhhhh hahaha.. One does detect ye olde sarcasm.. xD
Sounds like a spike of energy from a pulsar
Ya, an unusual giant bolt of lightening n thunder or aliens. Supersonic spacecraft. Men n black showed up.
There has always been unexplained booms.
Shatter is the bomb a da great equestriene
Photon torpedo from the enterprise you forgot
Do you people understand how dangerous time travel can be now,
This is why I'm not allowed to live on nice streets, that Segway would be GONEEEE
I just want to clean that guys office đź
We are living on a planet that tolerates us but we are biding our time!
doctor rice's explanation is a theory also, but definitely not truth or certainty.
Imagine what other countries see on their satellitesđ° that are not shared with the rest of the world
yeah and that lady had a watch
Just for anyone interested, Bhang isn't a special hallucinogenic drug, it is nothing more than the weakest form of cannabis prepared in India, it's basically just weed.
Skeptics suck,why ruin our fun
Lightning bolts doesnt cause the ground to shake violently
you're very funny lols