Not because it is clear, crystal clear, colorless liquid is water. It could be gas. It could be chlorine.Liquid gas or kerosene. It could be another fluid liquified . You'll never know this day age and time.
Not because it rains today or tomorrow that rain is safe water for us to drink and bathe. It could be acid rain. Maybe it could be harmful to our skin.
One time when I was outside helping relatives moved out their stuff to the next house and suddenly it rained. The raindrops are very strange to the point that it has some kind of chemical ingredients in it. What could be? Do they used this 'site" as an experimental site?
No. I don't mean to scare you people. Maybe my skin is very sensitive. Thinking the raindrops probably from above any airplane or any flying vessels above the sky. But there is no plane nor any UFO out there.
It could be the clouds carrying the rainwater that came from the ocean with lots of jellyfish you know those itchy jellyfish that were grounded. Or could be hydra that were grounded and wired at the end of the stratosphere then carried by the jet stream splashed through the clouds and wind carried it and splash them unto earth and the inhabitants unfortunately were victimized. That's why when it rains always have your umbrella open. I could go and on having my scientific conclusions perse that's why I keep telling you guys that science, earth science, physics, astronomy, botany, chemistry and biology is the never ending business.
When it comes to sphere and if until now they are wondering why the book of Jules Verne is empty ( referring to the book: Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea) it could only mean one thing.
It was written by Jules Verne with invisible ink.
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P.S.
The air that you breathe maybe not air. It can be polluted air with harmful effects on your health. Maybe the oxygen is not enough. And because we cannot see nor smell the air that we breathe it can be carbon monoxide.
Really, really it's good to breathe.
Inhale, exhale. Exercise your breath.
