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Here at BroBible dot com we take any and all UFO sighting extremely seriously.
In fact, resident UFO expert Doug Charles has probably covered more UFO sightings than anyone in the past year or so.
Take, for instance, the glowing light spotted high in the sky in India the suddenly vanished. Or what about the apparent space craft floating in the skies of Juarez,, Mexico?
But when it comes to covering oddly shaped clouds, we’ve also got you covered there. Now, you may say to yourself, ‘I’ve seen a lot of cloud. What could possibly be all that interesting?’
Well, I assure you that you’ve never seen anything quite like the cloud photographed above Turkey recently.
Twitter Brings Out The Jokes After Uniquely Shaped Cloud Is Spotted In Turkey
A lens cloud, or lenticular cloud, is a type of “stationary cloud that forms mostly in the troposphere, typically in parallel alignment to the wind direction. They are often comparable in appearance to a lens or saucer,” according to Wikipedia.
The clouds can also change color as the sun shifts around them. But one particular, uniquely shaped cloud in Turkey had onlookers and Twitter uses thinking about something entirely different.
A UFO-shaped phenomenon called a lens cloud caught the attention of onlookers in Turkey. https://t.co/sXDrOb7sOP pic.twitter.com/uLikS4nbHq
— CNN (@CNN) January 23, 2023
Unsurprisingly, it didn’t take long for the jokes to come rolling in.
I should call her… https://t.co/2y79zbXaeq
— Extremely Serious Person (@GingrSunshine) January 23, 2023
Is there a Mr. A UFO-shaped phenomenon called a lens cloud? https://t.co/W7xAQkdmd5
— Not A Basketball Fan (@drewhamm5) January 23, 2023
everything reminds me of her 😔 https://t.co/9lWTYWexyz
— Joe Ali (@JoeAli) January 23, 2023
every day we stray further from God's fleshlight https://t.co/epF07jTIYq
— Clue Heywood (@ClueHeywood) January 23, 2023
Not the cloudussy https://t.co/I4sndm7kKI
— 𝙏𝙧𝙞𝙨𝙝 ♊︎♪♫♡︎ (@trishishungry) January 23, 2023
UFO- shaped.. anything to not give women credit. 😂 https://t.co/Yg2LRX1hJJ
— 🆗 (@emogirlvsworld) January 23, 2023
Look, Twitter has very clearly permanently broken everyone’s brain. But this one was a layup. And I feel bad for the poor CNN social person that had to pretend the cloud was anything other than what it was.