MICRO my own capture....SLEET UNDER A MICROSCOPE! Think twice about catching snow in your mouth!

Sleet and snow aren't the same thing and what did you see, bacteria? It's on everything and even so, something that comes from the clouds is probably cleaner than anything else on earth.

Ewwwwww!

don't think so… rain is created by attaching itself to a dust particle, or in this case, a strand of what ever it is in the video!
The radiation from Fukushima, goes into the atmosphere, then comes down…..
We had dirty snow here in Alaska too!

Clarkia (herbal combination). Print this out for instructions.

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Until I know it's not an insect leg I'm not going to make assumptions and freak out. Please let us know what you find after further analysis.

bada bing, bada boom. I doubt it.

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to the op: wow & amazing!

OP could of put something else on the slide for all we know....

Going to have another person with a microscope do the same...I don't buy it.

So what is it that you think is unusual about what you saw? Looks normal to me.

It hasn't even been snowing here in this part of the country but after I went outside this a.m. - only for a few - I sneezed multiple times in a row and haven't felt good since.

I agree with the first part. Doing us all a service exposing the contamination that is going on right under our noses. Some will never wake up. But that thing is no fiber, its alive, and feeding.

Go to 3:36 and take notice of the baby one attached to the bigger one, as if it were offspring?

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Beta testing their forced Transhuman experimentation on the populace?

Attempting to turn us into "wet-wires"??

I don't see anything strange in OP's video. This is how things look under a simple microscope. It should be obvious to everyone that there is microscopic debris everywhere outdoors (and indoors as well). Snowfall on the ground is certainly not some kind of 100% H2O wonderland, no matter if it's "the top layer" or not. That's a fantasy OP seems to have. There's debris from everything everywhere... plants, animals, dirt, etc. That some of that debris may be thin and long isn't a surprise.

One thing I'm fairly certain of is that OP is not going to take this supposedly ground-breaking sample to a lab for official findings. It's better for the fantasy to keep it as "unknown", because unknown sounds all spooky and conspiracy-like. That's why it's merely posted on Youtube where dumbfounded reactions to the technology of microscopes can keep the fantasy going.

Besides, if any of your conspiracy theories were true, then it's unlikely you'd need to open your mouth and eat snow to get infected by whatever you think is out there. If it was so small and so abundant, then you already would be. You breath in and consume environmental debris all the time, every day. Even right now as you read this you're breathing in house mold spores, which are everywhere (even in air filtered homes). What did you think is in boogers? You have environmental debris in your noise right now just sitting there, but you're worried about snow not being 100% pure water?

In before the claims that I'm a disinfo agent or whatever other fantastical nonsense is in store for me for typing out a scientifically rational response. Woo microscopes... things so small and neat looking, must be conspiracy hocus pocus. *rolls eyes*

PS: cleansing programs are usually scams. it's kind of sad to see people afraid of a conspiracy in turn blindly put anything some random person says to into their body. think about how unintelligent that is

Gross, a hair.. that's right, there is lots of dust and whatever else is fine enough to float around in the atmosphere present in ALL snowflakes and raindrops.

In fact the dust and fine debris is an essential factor in the formation of a raindrop or snowflake..

You see, how condensation works is that there is the requirement of a solid surface such as a dust particle for moisture to condense upon.

Without dust or fine debris in the atmosphere there would be no rain.

Actually the simplest explanation of how raindrops and snowflakes form is that moisture condenses upon a dust particle up in the atmosphere.

It was fun to learn the simple truth of this and interesting how complicated they can make it seem sometimes. It's almost like there is some crazy agenda simply to obscure the basic facts of how dust is essiential for creating precipitation. Lol.. I made a thread talking about this..

Thread: Maybe Comet dust is actually the cause of some ice ages and floods..

Cool!
may not be so cool - since don't know what it is yet..
but it's cool that you shared it.

Thank you.

What about Christopher's Parasite Cleanse? This has very good reviews as well.

Is it really common to poo out worms and liver and kidney stones? Is an enema required?

What have you experienced?

Thanks

It's stuff from ISON.

Ewwwww....yuck! Thanks for sharing. I remember making snow ice-cream when it would snow. I haven't done that for years though...looks like I'm not going to start anytime too soon either.

Its just bird feather fragments.

Fake sleet too?

:she's right:

Yes I have had some family on the coast of NC complaining about sinus infections.

Even with antibiotics the infections return.

It seems to come with this precipitation rain or snow or ice makes no difference.

Just the humidity before the storm or precipitation arrives is irritating.

Feels like you have fiberglass insulation in the nose and throat. And irritant.

Feels like you have water up the nose like you are breathing in water.

Va have this here in VA as well.

Good commentary . . .

She recommends testing snow and rain samples...Mentions "Nano Particulates"

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I was drawn to this ... out of curiosity. I live in the Seattle area so, seeing how we have no snow to test, I did the next best thing ... FREEZER!

I took the frost out and made a "snowball" ... Freezerball actually.
Then I put the Bic lighter to it ... guess what! I got black scorch marks and a stinky odor. Kind of like plastic ... I believe it's the butane you're smelling. The water was absorbed into the snowball and didn't drip off onto the plate. It did melt somewhat.
Conclusion? This snow you are experimenting on is normal.
You all are getting too far off base. Go to you freezer and try it yourself.

That's what this reminds me of.

There are most certainly lots of interesting things in the atmosphere as well as in the rain and snow... most naturally occurring. I wouldn't throw the baby out with the bath water however.

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"The severe weather group at the University of Alabama - Huntsville caught on first after finding clumps of hair-like strands of fibreglass on the ground. Two days after the 'incident', the US Army's Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville put out a press release explaining that it was a test of military chaff — a defense system that interferes with radar-guided missiles, forcing them to miss their intended target."

There seems to be no end to what the military and companies will test right on top of us. Don't even get me started on planet hacking! In short... we shouldn't be so quick to discredit everything. Common sense is good but so is inquiry.

compelling video! thank you!





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