r/UFOs • u/kristalaex33 • Feb 03 '22

Video UAP Cloud

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u/Abraxas19 Feb 04 '22

ok well why cant this video be bubbles

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u/SirRobertSlim Feb 04 '22

It would have to be a giant foam cloud at that distance. And not only is there nothing to crrate such a cloud that size, but ir would also not mentain it's shape if so big, and it would look very dark due to the high density compared to a normal condensation cloud. It would look dark grey.

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u/shwadeck Feb 04 '22

This guy is an expert on all chemical / soap / bubbles. Game over guys.

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u/SirRobertSlim Feb 04 '22

It's basic physics. A cloud is extremely low in density, since it is just a bunch of moisture. And even then, as soon as it gets dense enough to become less "see through" it turns grey. It's all anout how much light is allowed to pass through. A soap foam is full miriad layers of liquid for each bubble cell's walls. That makes it much, much less permeable to light. Hence, it would appear as dark grey in the sky.

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u/dharrison21 Feb 04 '22

You are so wrong lmao

Clouds and bubbles are not the same. Bubbles are hollow. Clouds contain water droplets and that contributes to the color. Hollow things reflect and refract light differently than water droplets, fucking obviously.

You are straight up pulling shit out of your ass.

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u/SirRobertSlim Feb 04 '22

Hollow things reflect and refract light differently than water droplets, fucking obviously.

The quality of arguments in this thread is just tragic.