
Hole-punch cloud (credit: H. Raab / Wikimedia Commons)
Another type of cloud-related phenomenon that some believe results from cloaked UFOs is known as hole-punch clouds. A October 2009 occurrence of a hole-punch cloud was videotaped in Moscow and picked up by media sources around the globe. But a new study led by Andrew Heymsfield of the National Center for Atmospheric Research claims to have found an explanation for this strange phenomenon.
This research determined that hole-punch clouds are likely caused by airplanes taking off or landing. According to Heymsfield, “Any airplanes, whether jet or propeller, can make these things.”
The results of the study appeared in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society.
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If, according to Heymsfield, “Any airplanes, whether jet or propeller, can make these things.”, being the rarely seen hole punch clouds, and given the amount of air traffic in our skies, why is this not a common occurrence? This “explanation” makes no logical sense