cmnit
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A Moroccan YT user (probably contributing to yousspress.com network) few days ago posted a video showing strange fluffy, foamy "clouds" on the ground, or rolling with the wind, in the Doukkala region, Morocco:
Some online news sites reported the story as week, like this Moroccan one:
https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/20...rom-the-sky-spark-discussion-on-social-media/
Needless to say, clickbait sites went wild over this, and chemtrailists reposted the video around the usual, boring explanation of geoengineering activities.
After a quick and superficial search, looking for a rational explanation, I have found the horrible story of the Bangalore lake:
http://www.theguardian.com/world/gallery/2015/oct/01/lake-toxic-foam-bangalore-india-in-pictures
but of course it is difficult to judge the nature of such phenomenon only looking casually to visual evidence.
Ideas, anyone?
Some online news sites reported the story as week, like this Moroccan one:
https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/20...rom-the-sky-spark-discussion-on-social-media/
Needless to say, clickbait sites went wild over this, and chemtrailists reposted the video around the usual, boring explanation of geoengineering activities.
After a quick and superficial search, looking for a rational explanation, I have found the horrible story of the Bangalore lake:
http://www.theguardian.com/world/gallery/2015/oct/01/lake-toxic-foam-bangalore-india-in-pictures
but of course it is difficult to judge the nature of such phenomenon only looking casually to visual evidence.
Ideas, anyone?