Mysterious fall of apples from sky in UK

In his case it should been a barrel of apples to drop on Black.

I agree. Even if you watch it intently you gotta do so several times to catch the meaning.

Maybe I'll do so tonight.

Thanks for reminding us.

Miggy

man from del monte said no ... dropped over uk

I'm not sure whats more tragic... the fact they've added it... or the fact you looked them up!!

"We are the music makers, And we are the dreamers of dreams"

wonka

BLAZAR IS COMING ! LISTEN TO WHAT PSSZZZ IS SAYING. TRUTH, DIRECT MESSAGE FROM GOD. PSSZZZ IS THE SWORD OF GOD!

look who was born there:
[link to en.wikipedia.org]

put this together that 2012 is officially "turing year"

and make the connection that they are creating the new adam and eve through the cyborb project.

you're going to have to dig on this.
i cannot summarize it all here now.
but this makes total sense.
it is a sign

locals try to make sense of it:
[link to www.skybluestalk.co.uk]

i keep hearing about "blazar" what is this?

its the ghost of Newton

There are soo many nuances to that movie that can shock you. I find new aspects to amaze me every time.

LAC at CERN.

They actually suggest that this was caused by " a current of air". Ummm....what kind of breeze can lift up 100 apples??? Unless there was a hurricane, they're crazy!

OOh OOh, Can I have the Iphone 5, and the nice shiny new Ipad 2?

Exactly! Now that I know there are prizes involved, I'd like a car. Just make sure it falls perfectly onto my driveway.

Last Edited by Dease on 12/15/2011 12:51 AM

lol, thats a good one.

LOL.

I had to google it. Even the answer doesn't help me much. I don't know why the other poster said that...

Blazars are among the most luminous phenomena in the universe besides the Big Bang. They are a subtype of active galactic nuclei (AGN), which are created when large clouds of dust and gas generate tremendous friction as they are sucked into a supermassive black hole. This accretion of matter forms a ringlike structure called an accretion disc. Perpendicular to the plane of the disc, powerful relativistic (near light speed) plasma jets are released, which can be observed from Earth using optical/radio telescopes if the jet happens to be pointing towards us. If not, the blazar may be unobservable from our perspective.

As a group, objects with the above properties are called active galaxies. The light released by the relativistic jets is so powerful that it can be observed from billions of light years away. Blazars are a subclass of active galaxies, including two types of objects — OVV (optically violent variable) quasars and BL Lacertae objects. Both are characterized by polarized light and high variability in energy output. This variability is caused by the "chunkiness" of the matter falling into the central black hole in the blazar.



Blazars were first incorrectly identified as variable stars in our own galaxy. Measuring their redshift proved otherwise — these objects are seen to be billions of light years away, also meaning they are billions of years old. Blazars and other active galaxies are much more common in the early universe than today, presumably because the matter in galaxies has either settled into stable orbits around the central supermassive black hole (which is suspected to exist in every galaxy) or was sucked in long ago.

Blazars are made even brighter by an effect called relativistic beaming. As Einstein demonstrated, time slows down at speeds close to that of light. The plasma jets are moving at a substantial percentage of light speed, so from our perspective, more plasma is ejected in a given time frame, and as a result the beam appears brighter. Another highly important factor is the orientation of the jet towards us &mndash; even a few degrees can make orders of magnitude difference as a factor of brightness.

Or Steve Jobs.

Cloudy with a chance of...... apples.

WTF! HOW YOU KNOW!?

You blew me away!

Genesis is possible - Isaac Newton
Genesis was possible - Keith Anthony DeZorzi

I dropped an Apple from the sky.

The Da Vinci Code

Must hurt like a MOFO to have a bunch of apples raining down on you.

No folks, it's Steve Jobs on a cloud throwing apples at Samsung users.

LOL