Environment | August 16, 2010 | 4 comments

Clouds Can Communicate, Scientists Say

source: http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2010/08/13/clouds-communicate-scientists-say/

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A new study has found that clouds "communicate" with each other, much like chirping crickets or flashing fireflies on a summer night.
:http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2010/08/13/clouds-communicate-scientists-say/
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  • PeterErickNelson
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    • Pretty CoolPressCore! I'll have to watch that all later. After experiences using psychedelics I feel there is much that we can't comprehend and that there are different perceptions visually and menatlly. I also consider myself an agonistic because whos to say what is and isn't. "Anything is possible". I just question everything.

    • 1 year ago
  • PressCore
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      PressCore  

    • @ GoldenHeart: In 2007, a documentary was produced by natural scientists
      doing experiments. The production is available on DVD. It's entitled: " What
      the bleeped do WE know anyway !!!??? " I recomend it to all, and especialy
      all the closed minded who behave with the bad attitudes of ignorant fools.
      Believe it or not, it was proven that Water is a living element with high
      intelligence. What is a cloud but water in its gaseous state. They suspected
      that the highly unusual qualities of Water did not conform to non living entities.
      Qualities such as Water absorbing all wavelengths of heat, even infra red
      very quickly, yet giving it up very, very slowly. It's what makes you alive
      and intelligent. I've learned to love it long ago. Bhuddists are like that.
      As Shakespeare said: " There are stranger things in Heaven and Earth
      than mere mortals as we can ever dream of Horatio. " How truely mindblowing.

    • 1 year ago
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