Is that an angel on its way up to heaven? Or a jellyfish swimming in the skies?
Look at these clouds floating gently by, their tops fluffy like cotton candy; yet from their undersides hang long, wispy tendrils, giving them the appearance of jellyfish drifting in a sky-blue sea.
Thank you to Lori Bushnell for submitting her transcendental pictures!
There’s nothing strange about seeing shapes in clouds – whether animals and plants or magical creatures – but these giant jellyfish are not figments of your imagination; they’re meteorological wonders known as virga.
Now look more closely. Do you see what I see?
Different conditions can create other equally extraordinary cloud formations, such as lenticular clouds, hole punch clouds and mammatus clouds. Right now, though, we’re rather fond of these virga phenomena.
Of course, this isn’t a real mushroom cloud! The tentacles (virga) are what give formations like these their name, and they’re caused by precipitation evaporating before it hits the Earth.
Virga cloud formations come in different forms – from the thick cluster seen just now to these more delicate wisps. The appearance of virga formations indeed depends on environmental conditions. Wind is capable of bending the virga – fallstreaks – while a lack of air movement can result in the tendrils falling straight down.
I really do believe clouds have something prophetic, just like seeing an angel in the sky!
These could be Chemclouds. The geo-engineering technology is getting better and better. Less chemtrails and more chemclouds – that appear to be letting off a powder, like flour through a sifter. Pay attention to the edges of these so-called clouds, too wispy, too ‘chemicalized’. A multi-million (perhaps billion) dollar program perpetrated all over the World doesn’t just stop. Far too much invested in it, far too many people willing to look the other way, far too much secrecy and evil. World governments know this is going on but do nothing to stop it, why?
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One cloud resembles plane or spaceship heading down, I have also seen lot of similar clouds