(06-05-2024, 02:48 AM)Ninurta Wrote: I've smelled ozone during close lightning strikes, but never sulphur. I'm wondering if possibly the people reporting sulphur smells are just getting confused as to what they are smelling in the excitement of a close call strike? Nerves can do funny things to your mind and perceptions some times.

But balls of light, yeah, I believe they exist. NightSkyB4Dawn has reported a lot of them around her house recently, and this video below was captured on my surveillance cameras on the night of 14 November, 2021, just before 1 AM:





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(06-05-2024, 03:02 AM)Michigan Swamp Buck Wrote: Ball lightning, not Lightning Balls. 

That will confuse someone like me whose mind is in the gutter. I thought you were talking about premature ejaculation. Or maybe one or two quick jabs and you're done.

If that were the case your women wouldn't be happy I suspect and a pet name like Lightning Balls would be an insult to your manhood.

(06-05-2024, 03:15 AM)FlickerOfLight Wrote:

(06-05-2024, 03:02 AM)Michigan Swamp Buck Wrote: Ball lightning, not Lightning Balls. 

That will confuse someone like me whose mind is in the gutter. I thought you were talking about premature ejaculation. Or maybe one or two quick jabs and you're done.

If that were the case your women wouldn't be happy I suspect and a pet name like Lightning Balls would be an insult to your manhood.

Hahaha haha nice. Too funny.

I hadn't even noticed I had switched that up. Damn dyslexia.

Ps. I'm definitely keeping the title the way it is now. Ha

(06-05-2024, 04:21 PM)NightskyeB4Dawn Wrote: When I was a young girl, we were sitting at the table eating dinner, when something like this came down the chimney, moved across the room to the outside corner wall, and exited the house.

A sight noone there ever forgot.

(06-05-2024, 04:05 PM)Michigan Swamp Buck Wrote:

(06-05-2024, 03:15 AM)FlickerOfLight Wrote:

(06-05-2024, 03:02 AM)Michigan Swamp Buck Wrote: Ball lightning, not Lightning Balls. 

That will confuse someone like me whose mind is in the gutter. I thought you were talking about premature ejaculation. Or maybe one or two quick jabs and you're done.

If that were the case your women wouldn't be happy I suspect and a pet name like Lightning Balls would be an insult to your manhood.

Hahaha haha nice. Too funny.

I hadn't even noticed I had switched that up. Damn dyslexia.

Ps. I'm definitely keeping the title the way it is now. Ha

Excellent. 

I was also thinking that it could be a kind of super hero name, like The Flash, except in the bedroom. 

But, I hate to deflect from a cool subject like ball lightning. I believe that it is a plasma form of electricity. Also, it does some weird things when it manifests.

(06-05-2024, 04:05 PM)Michigan Swamp Buck Wrote:

(06-05-2024, 03:15 AM)FlickerOfLight Wrote:

(06-05-2024, 03:02 AM)Michigan Swamp Buck Wrote: Ball lightning, not Lightning Balls. 

That will confuse someone like me whose mind is in the gutter. I thought you were talking about premature ejaculation. Or maybe one or two quick jabs and you're done.

If that were the case your women wouldn't be happy I suspect and a pet name like Lightning Balls would be an insult to your manhood.

Hahaha haha nice. Too funny.

I hadn't even noticed I had switched that up. Damn dyslexia.

Ps. I'm definitely keeping the title the way it is now. Ha

Excellent. 

I was also thinking that it could be a kind of super hero name, like The Flash, except in the bedroom. 

But, I hate to deflect from a cool subject like ball lightning. I believe that it is a plasma form of electricity. Also, it does some weird things when it manifests.

Quote:A meteor, aliens or just a magnificent view?

Cadotte Pass was the sensational subject of speculation in 1865.

CADOTTE PASS – This is big country up here on the Continental Divide, even bigger if you’re searching for the skid marks of an 1865 UFO.

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“Just after sunset one evening he beheld a bright, luminous body in the heavens, which was moving with a great rapidity in an easterly direction. It was plainly visible for at least five seconds, when it suddenly separated into particles, resembling, as Mr. Lumley described it, the bursting of a skyrocket in the air.”

A meteor, right?

A few minutes later Lumley heard an explosion that jarred the earth, followed by a rumbling sound “like a tornado sweeping through the forest.” There followed a strong wind and a peculiar sulfur smell that filled the air.

(06-06-2024, 02:57 AM)EndtheMadnessNow Wrote: I've never smelled sulfur when I was near lightning, but more like ozone and sometimes burning wood odor. However, sulfur smell has been reported by many UFO contactees & observers of high strangeness lights.

Around 3-4 months ago, early evening a banger of thunderstorm began. I was sitting in my living room watching propotainment news when my eye caught a bright lightning strike flash on my left followed immediately with a Krakatoa boom. I had my feet kicked up and on my left through the window a small bluish/white orb about the size of a baseball shot through and went between me & the TV and hit the right side of my room which has french doors with pane glass & those metal blinds. I heard the ting-ting of the blinds which were also slightly swaying. WTF?!!! I sat in disbelief a few moments, got up to check the glass. No cracks or visible damage, but wow I had never witnessed such a shocking thunderstorm. I dunno, but seemed like the blueish orb passed right through the door to the outside.


NightskyeB4Dawn's Ball Lightning thread:
https://rogue-nation.com/mybb/showthread.php?tid=836&pid=6889#pid6889


UFOs, hieroglyphics, and sulphur...In a newspaper article, published in 1865.

Quote:A meteor, aliens or just a magnificent view?

Cadotte Pass was the sensational subject of speculation in 1865.

CADOTTE PASS – This is big country up here on the Continental Divide, even bigger if you’re searching for the skid marks of an 1865 UFO.

...
“Just after sunset one evening he beheld a bright, luminous body in the heavens, which was moving with a great rapidity in an easterly direction. It was plainly visible for at least five seconds, when it suddenly separated into particles, resembling, as Mr. Lumley described it, the bursting of a skyrocket in the air.”

A meteor, right?

A few minutes later Lumley heard an explosion that jarred the earth, followed by a rumbling sound “like a tornado sweeping through the forest.” There followed a strong wind and a peculiar sulfur smell that filled the air.

Viewing photo frames of the initial milliseconds of a nuclear detonation makes me wonder about the Intelligent Plasma Life Hypothesis, "luminous plasma balls", ball lightning, and UFO attraction around nuclear warheads.

The Intelligent Plasma Hypothesis

Plasma blobs hint at new form of life


I don't think anyone has spent more time on spooky plasma research than Professor Robert Temple:

Plasma Physics – The New Science of Heaven and Humankind? (Pt. 1)

Plasma Physics – The New Science of Heaven and Humankind? (Pt 2)


Plasma lifeforms in the atmosphere being a cause for many UFO sightings see this study:
Extraterrestrial Life in the Thermosphere: Plasmas, UAP, Pre-Life, Fourth State of Matter

and this Google search:
"plasma" "ufo OR uap" site:cia.gov

If interested and you have a spare few hours checkout, TRANS-TEMPORAL COSMIC WAR! Mind blowing episode concerning Plasma entities!

The Walter Bosley Channel w/Dr. Joseph Farrell:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJe-oYpSNuE

(06-05-2024, 04:21 PM)NightskyeB4Dawn Wrote: When I was a young girl, we were sitting at the table eating dinner, when something like this came down the chimney, moved across the room to the outside corner wall, and exited the house.

A sight noone there ever forgot.

(06-06-2024, 03:14 AM)FlickerOfLight Wrote:

(06-06-2024, 02:57 AM)EndtheMadnessNow Wrote: I've never smelled sulfur when I was near lightning, but more like ozone and sometimes burning wood odor. However, sulfur smell has been reported by many UFO contactees & observers of high strangeness lights.

I'm very familiar with electricity. Being an electrician once upon a time. If these ball lightning was actually electricity then you would have had a burn mark on the glass, if the ball passed through it. Plus, electricity doesn't go through walls like that. If a bolt of lightning had come through like that then your house would have e been cut in two. As well as burned.

If I ever see one imma try and grab it. jk