Mysterious City In The Clouds Over China

VIDEO [CC] - Weird News - Residents of China were stunned when they saw what they thought to be towering sky scrapers appearing from the clouds.

FOSHAN, CHINA - The footage which was recorded by a local resident appears to show a huge mysterious city, including ‘skyscrapers’ floating in the clouds over the city of Foshan in in central Guangdong province, China on October 7, 2015.



The mysterious ‘city’ was reported to have giant skyscrapers and other smaller buildings which are clearly visible in the video.

According to reports, thousands of people spotted a giant ‘floating city’ over the city of Foshan in China. The mysterious ‘alien city’ or ‘heaven city’ as it has been called on social networks was photographed by shocked residents.



In the streets of Foshan, people watched in amazement as a giant city appeared out of nowhere which thousands of people stood still, watching the ‘ghostly city’ in what has been the second apparition of a flying city in China.



Only a couple of days after the city of Foshan almost came to a standstill as thousands of people watched the mysterious city appear in the sky, a similar phenomenon was reported in the province of Jiangxi, China.



Mysterious Floating City Mirage Appears Over China - A mysterious floating city appeared over China on October 7th, causing conspiracy theorists to speculate and meteorologists to weigh in on the subject.

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Mystery Solved: Metro - Conspiracy theorists are going nuts over this ‘city’ that appeared in the clouds in China. The weird-looking cloud formation was spotted over Foshang in Guangdong, and again a few days later in the Jiangxi province.



Paranormal crucible, a website dedicated solely to weird sightings like this, uploaded the footage and said: ‘The footage captured by a local resident appears to show a huge city floating in the clouds... Read More: People think this weird-looking cloud is an alien city floating in the sky



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Chinese Man Becomes Deaf After Using Super Glue Instead Of Ear Drops

VIDEO: Weird News - The 45-year-old said he was drowsy after waking in the middle of the night and grabbed the wrong bottle by mistake.

HANGZHOU, CHINA - An unfortunate man landed himself in a sticky situation when he mistook super glue for ear drops and had to endure a week of near-deafness.



Song Wan, 45, ran into a hospital's emergency department still in his pyjamas after he accidentally squirted an extra-strong adhesive, called 502 Glue, into his left ear.

He told the doctor how he was in the process of recovering from an ear infection and had wanted to use the drops to relieve an itch that was bothering him.



But he was drowsy after waking in the night and carelessly picked up the super glue before squeezing several drops of the powerful adhesive into his ear.



Realising his error, he then rushed to the First People’s Hospital of Hangzhou, in China’s Zhejiang province, where he was seen by Doctor Li Yong.



The medic, an ear, nose, and throat specialist, told him to simply wait a week.



Doctor Li explained that the mucous membrane in Song’s ear would secrete fluids to form a protective layer between the adhesive and his eardrum.



He said his eardrum would likely rupture if he peeled the glue off too soon. A week later, Song returned to the hospital and the substance was removed.



He told medics he had been a "nervous wreck" waiting to see whether he would regain the use of his ear, and praised the medical team for their advice. Source

Tianjin Explosion and Aftermath Video Compilation

RAW VIDEO: Explosion in Tianjin, China 12/08/2015 - Dozens Dead, Areas of Chinese Port City Devastated.

CNN TIANJIN, CHINA - You can see the devastation everywhere: in the hollowed-out shells of buildings, in the anguished faces of relatives, in the parade of scorched cars.



But what set off the terrifying explosions that ripped through warehouses containing hazardous chemical materials, shooting fireballs across the sky and shaking buildings more than 2 miles away?

Hours later, amid the destruction in this northern Chinese port city of more than 13 million people, the cause of Wednesday night's blast remained unclear.



A chemical odor hung in the air Thursday. Fires still burned in the thinly populated waterfront industrial district where the explosions went off. And the grim toll kept mounting.



Tianjin Explosion From Car Dash Cam - The massive explosion in Tianjin was caught on camera from a car's dash cam, showing both explosions. You can see the shockwave from the first explosion and then people running away followed by a much larger shockwave from the second explosion just seconds later.

Among the 50 confirmed dead are 17 firefighters, officials said Thursday. More than 700 people have been treated in hospitals, 71 in critical condition, the state-run Xinhua news outlet said. Dozens of people are reported to still be missing.



Authorities said more than 200 chemical specialists from the military had been sent in with detection devices. More than 1,000 firefighters have been trying to deal with the remaining fires.



Tianjin Explosion Aftermath Drone Footage - Aerial footage found online shows a port area that was hit hard by two massive explosions in north China's city of Tianjin late Wednesday night.

The explosions originated at a warehouse site owned by Tianjin Dongjiang Port Rui Hai International Logistics Co., a company that stores and transports dangerous chemicals. Firefighters had reportedly been called to the area to tackle a blaze before the first blast went off.



Tianjin Explosion Aftermath Raw Footage - Nearby Highway, a petrol station at the Binhai New Development Zone is believed to be behind the cause of the fiery blast, roughly 90 miles southeast of Beijing. At the time of the explosion the ground was shaking fiercely, nearby cars and buildings were shaking, a few buildings' glass all broke and everyone started to run.

Company executives have been taken into custody, state media said. The blasts' destructive force tore into Tianjin, smashing buildings and mangling shipping containers.



The first explosion was huge, and the second was even more powerful: the equivalent of 21 metric tons of TNT or a magnitude-2.9 earthquake, according to the China Earthquake Networks Center... Read More: http://cnn.com/2015/08/13/asia/china-tianjin-explosions



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