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The Facts on the Cloud: Difference between revisions
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#William Branham did not prophesy the appearance of the cloud. | #William Branham did not prophesy the appearance of the cloud. | ||
#The cloud was so thin that it was only observable at sunset, when the sun illuminated the cloud as the sky was darkening. This explains why it only appeared at sunset. By the next day at sunset it would have dissipated. | #The cloud was so thin that it was only observable at sunset, when the sun illuminated the cloud as the sky was darkening. This explains why it only appeared at sunset. By the next day at sunset it would have dissipated. | ||
#No one actually measured the wind speed on the specific path that the cloud from the exploded rocket took. It was close to being the right speed a few hundred miles south, so it is reasonable to conclude that the windspeed was sufficient to move it to Flagstaff on Feb 28, 1963. | |||
#William Branham was in Tucson when the cloud appeared. He never indicated that he saw the cloud from Tucson. | #William Branham was in Tucson when the cloud appeared. He never indicated that he saw the cloud from Tucson. | ||
#William Branham nor his 2 companions saw the cloud while they were hunting at Rattlesnake Mesa | #William Branham nor his 2 companions saw the cloud while they were hunting at Rattlesnake Mesa | ||