I just saw the reddest ever sky this evening, when I went outside it was like walking into a room containing only red lightbulbs. Every object around me was red. The only reason I can find for this is volcanic ash. Could it have taken a few days to get from the Galapagos Islands eruption to the UK?
VERY red sky in UK, from Galapagos volcano?
Jan 12, 2022
Last reply: 4 years ago
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Same here. Red all round.
Bill
It wasn'r exceptionally red here (South Suffolk) this morning but it was red.
However I don't understand what the Galapagos Islands have to do with it, I didn't think they were active volcanoes.
Probably not the thing people report. And probably only visible in a small area for 5 minutes.
See Rod, not just me.
Would you say it's redder than you've ever seen before?
It was in the evening in Scotland.
It went off at the weekend, it's on the news, they were worried about the rare animals.
I grow my own.
That soggy little frigid island is much too soggy for that.
Can't find anything on the news, and not sure where upwind is as it's perfectly still. I'm in Scotland, so we don't have forest fires as a rule. Unless the local fuel refinery has gone up.... but I think I'd smell that.
You sound like Rod. Is % actually a Rod sock?
Joel 2:31
" The sun shall be turned into darkness, and the moon into blood, before the great and terrible day of the Lord come."
The doctor asked me that yesterday.
Bill
Nothing on the news.
Bill
Does that mean we're f***ed?
Bill
No, I don't go by Jewish mythology.
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First come a winter three years long. With global warming we're safe for a while.
"Brothers shall strive | and slaughter each other; Own sisters? children | shall sin together; Ill days among men, | many a whoredom: An axe-age, a sword-age, | shields shall be cloven; A wind-age, a wolf-age, | ere the world totters."
Or maybe I missed the winter...
Yes.
he was pissed again
I would imagine it would take quite a time. I think more likely its the old Sahara sand again. I don't know what sort of eruption is going on out in S America, If its pyroclastic and very powerful then yes, but if its like the ones in Hawaii, then less likely as apart from a few minor coughs and splutters, most of it is just lava. Brian
Ah but they changed "global warming" to "climate change", so they can be right no matter what happens. The Norse mythology is more likely to be right than our current crackpot pessimist "scientists".
Just what have you been doing to it?
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