Strange 'S'-shaped radar phenomenon appears off WA coast

reply to post by 12voltz


Could be an algal or plankton bloom, they are in their breeding season and are quite dense formations, they're making pretty spirals all over the place atm.

reply to post by violet


Lol! Seems we are all copping it somewhere or other !!

Maybe the 'snakes on a plane' have been doing drop offs !!

Phage
reply to post by MystiqueAgent

 

I wonder; for some reason I'm reminded of that blop sound that was

Bloop.Not blop.
Blops are a completely known phenomenon. Bloops are entirely different.

If no bloops are blops and all blops are haarps, then no haarps are definitely bloops.

Get with the program!!!!

reply to post by sn0rch


No there is " THE " Bloop !

io9.com...

reply to post by sn0rch


I'm sorry forgive me I arrived late to the party D: !
(Secondary Line! )

Just an update on the 'Rottnest monster' as it is named already

Just waiting for the 'official ' answer ,should be along shortly
extext:
www.abc.net.au...

The ABC has asked the Department of Defence whether there are military operations off the coast which may interfere with radar activity.

The department is yet to comment.

The WA Weather Group has seized on the photo and retweeted it to their followers.

"Nice that our pet #RottNessMonster has avoided the shark baits. Her name is Susan & she likes to eat plankton," the group tweeted.

"And I, for one, welcome our new giant sea serpent overlords," Perth Sunrise Prints tweeted. extext:

reply to post by 12voltz


Sorry man - just had to !



Sorry, ahem Suzan Oueer ... lol.

The radar now, is showing straight lines directing at Yuna, where rain must be falling.
Hard to see the lines in this frame. If you play the Radar loop, you see two or three shooting that direction

Is that normal?

Must be a glitch, the size of the anomaly was incredibly large

and if I am not mistaken about Perth summers, they be hot

violet

Is that normal?

Yes. Interference spokes are one of the more common false returns.

reply to post by violet


Its normal for there to be glitches on the radar ,so much so that the bureau put a note on the page header a few years ago

'If you notice any circular patterns or straight lines originating from the centre of the radar location, this is due to occasional interference to the radar data. The Bureau is currently investigating ways to reduce these interferences.'

Although that note isnt up anymore so they must have fixed all the problems

There are some threads on the subject deep in the ATS bowels ,if you like and
here are some strange radar glitches over the years,although none are like the one seen today
ausradaranomalies.wordpress.com...

It starts......

GoldenObserver
It starts......

In later years, this would be known as "sighting zero". Deep beneath the ocean off of western Australia, the progeny of the Lambton Worm had finally grown to a cataclysmic size. Unlike their parent, who was satisified with coos and lambs and sheeps and the occasional bairn for a snack, the Lambton Worm's descendants were now bored with dolphins and blue whales, and had developed a fancy for the occasional warship.

As they eliminated all easy prey from their home grounds, they moved on Indonesia and western Australia.

reply to post by Rosha


Dont think the radar can pick up plankton
Could be a naval exercise ,possibly firing a water propelled missile,If there is such a thing?

reply to post by 12voltz


I remember that !!

Was it not due to abnormally hot conditions ?

Ed: if you scroll down through this link you can see donuts etc.

ausradaranomalies.wordpress.com...

reply to post by Timely


No problem .
Any chance to post some good music ,should be taken


Abnormally hot ? Yes and no , the abnormally hot is the new normal ,if you get my drift

Rosha
reply to post by 12voltz

 

Could be an algal or plankton bloom, they are in their breeding season and are quite dense formations, they're making pretty spirals all over the place atm.

edit on 12-2-2014 by Rosha because: (no reason given)

Those plankton spirals are photos taken by NASA, from the Aqua satellite in Space

reply to post by Timely


Got ahead of myself and posted your link as well ...



( cool site though )

Timely
reply to post by Timely

 

Got ahead of myself and posted your link as well ...

( cool site though )

You replied to yourself as well!

violet

Rosha
reply to post by 12voltz

 

Could be an algal or plankton bloom, they are in their breeding season and are quite dense formations, they're making pretty spirals all over the place atm.

edit on 12-2-2014 by Rosha because: (no reason given)

Those plankton spirals are photos taken by NASA, from the Aqua satellite in Space

edit on 12-2-2014 by violet because: (no reason given)

ummmm the one I posted but deleted was an agal bloom..thanks though
and yes, some great shots coming out now.