Red Algae Bloom hits Sydney, now glows BLUE in the dark WTF??!!!...

SO here we have yet another case of where some type of alien, unknown algae appears on the beaches of Bondi Beach, with a blood red colour as seen in other parts of the world...

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YANGTZE RIVER, CHINA

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LAKE, CAMARGUE, FRANCE

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RED RAIN, KERALA, INDIA

Optical Microscope image of individual rain particles
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Article dated Sept 2012, on the alien blood red particles being from outer-space and the possibility it can reporoduce...


For years, claims have circulated that red rain which fell in India in 2001, contained cells unlike any found on Earth. Now new evidence that these cells can reproduce is about to set the debate alive

...However, Wickramasinghe and co can’t resist hinting at such an exotic explanation. They’ve examined the way these fluoresce when bombarded with light and say it is remarkably similar to various unexplained emission spectra seen in various parts of the galaxy. One such place is the Red Rectangle, a cloud of dust and gas around a young star in the Monocerous constellation.

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Could this algae really be of an extra terrestrial origin? is this what is causing the mass fish deaths and beachings...




Thousands of red abalone washed up on the Sonoma coast after a phytoplankton bloom turned the waters red—and toxic. Photo: loarie.

About a month ago, thousands of abalone and other invertebrates washed up along the Sonoma coast, killed by what people thought was probably a red tide, a.k.a. a harmful algal bloom. Phytoplankton—photosynthetic organisms like algae and bacteria—can multiply in number, turning the water red with their bright-colored cells and wreaking havoc on marine organisms. An interdisciplinary team of researchers banded together to find out what was going on along the Sonoma coast. Within a few weeks, they’d figured it out: sure enough, it was a red tide.

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I wonder what is going on with this red stuff and what is causing it to glow that eerie color? If you know of any more places being affected, add it here and maybe someone might wanna map it?