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"This June 20, 2006 photo provided on Monday, June 8, 2009 and taken by Jane Wiggins from a downtown Cedar Rapids, Iowa office building shows what may become the first new cloud type to be recognized by scientists since 1951. "
I don't know much about weather, but when someone has a high-quality photo of some extraordinary event, such as a space alien or bigfoot, normally you would not wait for three years before telling someone about it. Also, why didn't we see this on the news? It's kind of hard to suppress the entire population who can see this kind of cloud formation in the middle of the day. Finally, some of these photos, such as Eastern Idaho - November 2005 and Kansas City Missouri - 2006, can be easily photo manipulated, especially with the use of Photoshop's liquify tool.
"This June 20, 2006 photo provided on Monday, June 8, 2009 and taken by Jane Wiggins from a downtown Cedar Rapids, Iowa office building shows what may become the first new cloud type to be recognized by scientists since 1951. "
I don't know much about weather, but when someone has a high-quality photo of some extraordinary event, such as a space alien or bigfoot, normally you would not wait for three years before telling someone about it. Also, why didn't we see this on the news? It's kind of hard to suppress the entire population who can see this kind of cloud formation in the middle of the day. Finally, some of these photos, such as Eastern Idaho - November 2005 and Kansas City Missouri - 2006, can be easily photo manipulated, especially with the use of Photoshop's liquify tool.