Purple snow filmed in russia...only an idiot would believe dust turns snow; purple.....

The very morning following the widely celebrated Woman's Day - peoplein Southern Russia could not believe their eyes when they found purplesnow piled on city streets.
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Scientists confirmed a multi-coloured snowfall – ranging from light purple to brown – had landed in Russia's Stavropol Region.

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Havinganalysed the samples, climatologists ruled that the snow is perfectlysafe. However, eating purple snow is still not recommended asscientists say it is full of dust from Africa.

A massive dust cyclone rose to upper atmosphere layers and then mixed with regular snow clouds in Russia's South.

So,as a matter of fact, purple snow was an expeditious shipping of Africansand beaches to Stavropol region. If it was not for negativetemperatures, its residents could already be having sand-bathes.

A similar incident took place some years ago in Russia's Far East.

Logictells you, no way dust turns snow purple what a load ofbollocks...there is no chemical action in snow to react and turn normaldust into purple, logical law is intellectual spiritual in science andthis tells you so....so neutral water mixed with dust does not equalpurple snow. it's not the logical law of natural science.

Southern Russia overwhelmed with purple snow - RT.flv

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BJ March 13, 2010 at 1:55am

I would say that this is possible. Just as when sand is used with snow in Americas for gripping of cars... there is eventually a melt and the snow looks brownish red. The particles of the sand do blend in with the snow and give it a different color. Also, a dry leaf or moss can be put into water... and if allowed to sit or mix with it... will give the water a greenish color.

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