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Re: Extraordinary aeorological phenomenon (flying mirages)




by sen-no-sen » 21/09/17, 21:13

Christophe wrote:Uh if this discharge appears a few minutes before the earthquake!

At the time of the electronicization of everything and smartphones where everyone can think of themselves as a great reporter, it is inconceivable that any electro-magnetic damage has not been the subject of testimony! Or these are frequencies which are not disturbing (yet close to that of light no ???) ...

Sorry but I still doubt!


During a thunderstorm the use of mobile telephony or online networks is only very rarely disturbed ...

As mentioned above, the phenomena observed do not concern beliefs or any kind of assumption, they are factual events observed for centuries but which, like other phenomena *, have only recently been considered.
The exact mechanisms governing their appearance are to be discussed by their realities.


* The lightning balls or wave villains for example.
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by Christophe » 21/09/17, 21:22

sen-no-sen wrote:During a thunderstorm the use of mobile telephony or online networks is only very rarely disturbed ...


Yes, but the electrical current network is often ... systematically provided that the lightning does not fall too far from a line or a transformer ...

When I spoke of disturbances it concerned everything that uses electricity ... Especially since we are talking about luminous phenomena TENS OF km from the epicenter!

Finally, electromagnetic radiation (all the more if it is natural) is generally rather omnidirectional, isn't it? Are there natural dishes? I don't see how to explain directionality in the case of an earthquake ...

This does not go in the direction of light effects located tens of km away?!?

Come on let's put this on the part of the Angels : Cheesy:
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by sen-no-sen » 21/09/17, 22:26

Christophe wrote:
Finally, electromagnetic radiation (all the more if it is natural) is generally rather omnidirectional, isn't it? Are there natural dishes? I don't see how to explain directionality in the case of an earthquake ...

This does not go in the direction of light effects located tens of km away?!?


It is mentioned here:
These charges, while propagating away from the hypocenter, will be subject to scattering and / or focusing along their path and, eventually, will reach the surface efficiently in areas of high topographic relief or adjacent to subvertical faults. In these areas, the charge carrier densities will be highest, leading to ionization of the air and generation of luminosities.


http://srl.geoscienceworld.org/content/85/1/159#sec-21

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Re: Extraordinary aeorological phenomenon (flying mirages)




by Christophe » 21/09/17, 22:32

How is it possible that EM waves cross hundreds of m of rock or soil?

There has never been any question of this kind of phenomenon (colored cloud) with thermonuclear air explosions, have there?

In short the EQL, I remain skeptical ...
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by sen-no-sen » 21/09/17, 23:03

How is it possible that EM waves cross hundreds of m of rock or soil?

Compressed rock can become conductive (demonstrated in the laboratory).

In the diagram above it is a question of lights like plasma balls, lights of Saint Helme etc.

A Hessdalen in Norway many light phenomena occur via similar processes, without earthquake:

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lumi%C3%A8res_d%27Hessdalen

http://www.maxisciences.com/lumi%E8re/norvege-les-mysterieuses-lumieres-d-hessdalen-enfin-expliquees_art32633.html

If you are skeptical, in this case you must produce a falsifiable hypothesis, except if it is not a phenomenon linked to geology (the earthquake is an activator) and not a weather phenomenon, it does not remain large thing ... fell back into ghosts and UFOs ...
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Re: Extraordinary aeorological phenomenon (flying mirages)




by Christophe » 21/09/17, 23:26

I stop there because my skills are too limited in these areas ...

Take another phenomenon linked to earthquakes, the earth which "breathes": http://www.iflscience.com/environment/i ... arthquake/ with a plausible explanation (sorry ...)
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Re: Extraordinary aeorological phenomenon (flying mirages)




by Christophe » 15/10/17, 20:37

Not really an aerological phenomenon (though?): This Infrared video was captured by a friend last Friday (a 13 : Mrgreen:) ...the phenomenon was not visible to visible light according to him ...



Suggestions? : Shock:

A priori one could think of a moth or other insect ... but the brutal accelerations, the appearances and the sudden disappearances of the luminous point do not go in this direction ... a bug of the camera is also to be excluded since the phenomenon lasts too long ...
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by sen-no-sen » 15/10/17, 21:05

It is obviously a moth, the fact that it disappears from time to time is probably linked to the capabilities of the camera.
In the same genre we find the "Rods" or flash:

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fulgure


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by Christophe » 15/10/17, 21:12

Mmmm yes that's what we think at first glance, but the accelerations and trajectories are still weird all right? And a moth occasionally arises right? Here a priori no ...

Ah nice flashes : Cheesy:

Ropoint flash? : Mrgreen:
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by sen-no-sen » 15/10/17, 21:19

Christophe wrote:
Ropoint flash? : Mrgreen:


Or cornofulgure! : Lol:

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