Tynasparks:
please tell them

sirugos:
I have watched this video several times on Facebook tag. There is nothing like strange rain. That's water that came out during boring of bore hole. Either one of the pipe busted and d pressure was much. Strange water ko. Strange fire ni

ZACHIE:
Ignorance everywhere.
What's strange about this?
2 things can cause this
1. It could be a GEYSER, which it likely is.
2. A burst pipe from a waterline.

People should stop ascribing unusualness to common geographical phenomena

samuelson06:


Even you sef, you are talking trash. That's not geyser. Geyser don't falls, they erupts from the earth suface. Pot calling kettle black

Youngzedd:
I give up on Nairalanders.

This 10MB is really causing people sharing false information without verification.

DrHighchief:

Artesian well?

ZACHIE:
Ignorance everywhere.
What's strange about this?
2 things can cause this
1. It could be a GEYSER, which it likely is.
2. A burst pipe from a waterline.

People should stop ascribing unusualness to common geographical phenomena

erico2k2:

Read this http://www.soul-guidance.com/houseofthesun/showerswater.html

Dollyak:
loool That is just a fountain. You can clearly see the upward jet of the water rising up in the middle of the downpour. Theorectically speaking, any rainfall with this level of concentrated rainfall can only happen in a gas planet with extreme high atmospheric pressure to low ground pressure.

Edit: The peak of this geyser can also be glimpsed at several points in the video, and at the 1:17 mark viewers can actually see the brief change in the height of the geyser.

Dollyak:
loool That is just a fountain. You can clearly see the upward jet of the water rising up in the middle of the downpour. Theorectically speaking, any rainfall with this level of concentrated rainfall can only happen in a gas planet with extreme high atmospheric pressure to low ground pressure.

Edit: The peak of this geyser can also be glimpsed at several points in the video, and at the 1:17 mark viewers can actually see the brief change in the height of the geyser.

Youngzedd:


Tell me the truth, you didn't watch the video, did you?

Ioannes:


I agree with you that it isn't rainfall, But it can't be a geyser either for two reasons.

1. Geyser are hot boiling water. people can't stand around geysers not to talk of touching it like the man in the video did.

2. Geysers commonly occur where there is a water body like a river or so. there's no water body in the location. which leaves one option only, a burst pipe.

ritababe:


oh please explain it for me then

olareed:
even you sef, you are talking trash...geysers don't falls...they fall...

Dollyak:
loool That is just a fountain. You can clearly see the upward jet of the water rising up in the middle of the downpour. Theorectically speaking, any rainfall with this level of concentrated rainfall can only happen in a gas planet with extreme high atmospheric pressure to low ground pressure.

Edit: The peak of this geyser can also be glimpsed at several points in the video, and at the 1:17 mark viewers can actually see the brief change in the height of the geyser.

ZACHIE:
Ignorance everywhere.
What's strange about this?
2 things can cause this
1. It could be a GEYSER, which it likely is.
2. A burst pipe from a waterline.

People should stop ascribing unusualness to common geographical phenomena

ZACHIE:
Ignorance everywhere.
What's strange about this?
2 things can cause this
1. It could be a GEYSER, which it likely is.
2. A burst pipe from a waterline.

People should stop ascribing unusualness to common geographical phenomena

druxy:
and what gas was used....cuz you mentioned fountain?

Icaretoo:

Pipe in the cloud? Abeg is there any waterline in the cloud?

ZACHIE:
Ignorance everywhere.
What's strange about this?
2 things can cause this
1. It could be a GEYSER, which it likely is.
2. A burst pipe from a waterline.

People should stop ascribing unusualness to common geographical phenomena

ZACHIE:
Ignorance everywhere.
What's strange about this?
2 things can cause this
1. It could be a GEYSER, which it likely is.
2. A burst pipe from a waterline.

People should stop ascribing unusualness to common geographical phenomena

Dollyak:
Indeed. To be honest, everything is just a guess work at this point. I doubt there is any burst pipe in Togo with enough pressure to push those waters upward like in that video.

Ioannes:


yeah, everything is guess work as it is.

let's see if the government of the area investigates and puts the false news to rest.

kayor62:

Would u please give thorough explanation of this?