I've never heard of any microbes inhabiting the skies. Perhaps some stray microbes could be raised to the sky then caught in rain clouds, but none are intentionally there. Kind of impossible for a microbe to fight against the power of gravity.

Yea...I kinda agree with you..

Do they have tentacles like a jellyfish or are they more like an ameboa (is this the right spelling?)
Anyway, in the late 1800's there were hundreds of sightings of a giant rod in Crawdsfordville. Maybe it was another aerial monster?

Kinda He has a pretty strong ally there in gravity Maybe this is how the Rods Idea started out. No doubt fish falling from the sky has helped this legend.

I am fond of flat screens too

http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/galle...e.php?pos=-2160
This is a sky jelly fish!

allright!! nice pic!!

I'm having an internal debate as to which one I like better.....the attached pic(very nice, by the way), or your avatar....stay-tuned...the debate rages.

That is one funky-lookin cloud......good get

Excellent find! I love it!

Good job!

Maybe this is what are you looking for. A flying eel?





Link: http://ghoststudy.com/para/pages/117.htm

That IS NOT an eel.

Are you guys serious? It's a bird!

As for flying jellies, all of you deserve a smack!
Tell me how they would float? And eating birds? No, if they did live up there, they would be photoautotrophs...I don't see any green jellies around.

judgemently you are

ahh..c'mon.. you take the fun out

yes he does

Trying to imitate Yoda, are you? Grow up you must

And what the hell do you mean by judgemently? I'm judgemental? No, I'm be deductive and reasonable.

right sure and I am the ruler of amsertdam

Amsertdam? Is that any way related to Amsterdam? I always thought Amsterdam had a mayor, not a ruler...

I was being scarcastic

As was I, young padawan

do not mock the orginal star wars

Actually, that wasn't my target

I know, jerk

Since when am I a jerk? Don't answer that.

Well, back on topic...I don't see flying smacks anywhere..Airjellies don't exist.

I have no opinion

So mermaids don't exist? yay!

not that, on airjellies, mermaids are real

How can airjellies not exist if mermaids do? Quite frankly, they both don't exist

What advantage does the colour of the chloroplast offer? The only thing I can think of that would make a difference is the albedo, but than black chloroplasts would be favoured.

Chlorophylls a and b, carotenes and xanthophylls absorb all of the visible light spectrum except green, as it doesn't produce sufficient energy. That's why they would be green.

maybe, maybe not

LOL, in creeper's terms, that means he admits I'm right

Oh, btw, where's the mermaid pic creeper?

ingores crepers annoying beahoivor

Wanna try that again? and I don't believe he's attempting to be annoying, it's just the way you choose to view it, he was just stating the scientific reason why...if these creatures existed....they would be green and not translucent. As for the whole "Mermaid" thing....hasn't that been done to death already?

He promised a pic

You...of all people here....should ALWAYS consider the source. Now, you were saying about "promises"?

This thread is causing me pain.

If there were some weird air type anomaly that was jellyfish like, I seriously doubt it would be anything like a true jellyfish and more like some type of weather phenomenon.

H. G. Wells wrote a story about this sort of thing, but I can't remember what it's called. It's believed that Jovians (aliens on Jupiter) would be built something like a big flying jellyfish, and feed on radioactive energy.
If there are creatures in the stupidly insane depths of the oceans, why shouldn't there be creatures in the stupidly insane heights of the atmosphere. They could photsynthesise and breathe whatever sorts of gas there are up there.

Ah, got it.

Kermit the atmosphereic jellyfish.....it ain't easy being green.

I don't see the connection, I hate my scanner

Welcome back Frogfish! Yo to thecreeper!

So...my friend Frogfish, you were saying that this kind of atmospheric jellyfish never existed? Well, I actually agreed on the opinion that this atmospheric jellyfish might not be a true animal or a being, but merely an unknown natural phenomenon that took forms like a jellyfish. Could it be so?

For some reason, after reading this post, I was reminded of Roswell Rods. Maybe they are related...

Just to remind you again, rods have been debunked as photographic trick (or failure, I must say?)

Since when?
What kind of trick? I've seen videos of rods. What are they then?

BUG .. Moth ... Insect ..

Twas in a thread just a short time ago in here You missed it?

Yep, they are just bugs, secret been out for a couple years now, just that shyster Joe Escimilla keeps trying to trick people. Here is the guff on Wikipedia

Clouds

extoplasma residu or spirit that's what i read

Giant Flying Jellyfish? Coooool!!! I want one!

That is called a bird. And frogfish, creeper. please stop arguing.