re: Mystery Explosion/Plume Erupted from White Sands Missile Range (Trinity Site)

Have you ever been to West Texas/Eastern New Mexico this time of year? Dust storm.

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Have you ever been to West Texas/Eastern New Mexico this time of year? Dust storm.

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I have. In fact, I used to live in west Texas. Dust storms aren't unusual.

What is unusual is the radar showing the very moment this "dust storm" erupted near the trinity site.

Here's some advice...take a moment to watch the video in the link that I posted in the OP. Come back and tell me that the plume is a dust storm after you watch the video.

Forgive my ignorance, but why is an explosion/plume coming from a missile testing site a mystery?

Highly doubt we're testing nukes. Unless we've figured out how to make them more powerful and cleaner. We know what the old ones do

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Highly doubt we're testing nukes. Unless we've figured out how to make them more powerful and cleaner. We know what the old ones do

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You don't believe that we would attempt to develop a clean nuke? To me it makes sense to pursue that. We could nuke a country to oblivion and then move into that territory without fear of adverse health effects.

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Not that I don't believe you...but how are you certain that an explosion didn't occur within the White Sands Missile Range? It happened in an area that very few personnel are allowed in. Plus, you know as well as myself that the White Sands Missile Range covers an extremely large area of land. 

Serious question: Are you privy to all information related to testing that occurs within the White Sands Missile Range? 

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You don't have to be privy to much to know if a large explosion occurred. To create such a large plume would need a very large explosion. The White sands, Holloman and Alamogordo area are in the middle bowl/valley. That being said the sound would be heard for miles.

But to add to the "conspiracy", I asked a friend who works at the weather squadron. They're aware of the sudden dust storm and say it is suspected to have been caused by a microburst.

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You don't believe that we would attempt to develop a clean nuke?

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I said I doubt we're test nukes UNLESS we've figured out how to them more powerful and cleaner....Reading comprehension bro

dpd901

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Mr. I automatically believe in a conspiracy automatically doubts the guy who was in close enough proximity to have heard a massive explosion but didn't and the fact that no radiation was detected in said "plume".

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Quit being a prick and a dumbass. I never said I believed it was an explosion. I simply posted the information on the OT because it is an interesting story, regardless of whether or not you agree.

I bet you didn't even watch the video. Just blindly knighting like the good knight you are.

I did watch... And my first thought was "wow, that's a cool phenomenon. Nature sure is awesome!"

Not "The Government conspired to detonate an atmospheric nuclear device in clear violation of several international treaties and with blatant disregard of the radioactive fall out that proceeded to piss all over a population center and effectively managed to convince an air force base, the national weather service, the US Geological survey and thousands of civilians to all deny that the explosion took place"

It was just a dust storm.