http://www.bsn.org.uk/view_all.php?id=11615

Thats quite a big jump in reasoning.

Red rain? Who what where?

There was a report of "red rain" over India some time ago. I believe they found it associated with a meteor impact in the atmosphere. Now there's talk of the meteor having carried "life", which is what caused the rain to turn red.

At least, I believe that's what's going on.

BTW, in the next 10 years, India will be covered with a red grass that kills everything terrestrial. The grass will spread to the rest of the world, completely replacing terran vegetation and killing off everything from Earth, including humans. Then the aliens will come to take up residence in their new alien-formed planet.

Lol. It's motherfucking Tiberium!!

Couldn't the red rain be a result of a bad sand storm followed by rain? So the rain had sand in it which may have appeared red?

Well, I know from personal experience that rain in Korea is occasionally red for similar reasons. Red dirt from China (dirt, dust, whatever) ends up as dust in the atmosphere that then gets rained down.

I don't know all the particulars of the Indian rain, but in Korea at least it's an annual thing, just part of the weather.

some more about it:

http://www.100megsfree4.com/farshores/nkerala2.htm

Heard that theory before. I can't remember the counter-argument tho but it outlined that it was highly unlikely.

Isn't that the point of a counter-argument?

Yep. Ah I remember it now. If it was the case then diseases would be formed from these visitors. Now we can say for certain how some diseases evolved on this planet so this is not the case.