[Joe 6-pack]

Is that latitude or longitude?

[RoosterRedux]

If true, that would mean that NASA (or some other watchful agency) was aware of this meteorite and Q was in the loop.

[Ted Grant]

DC

[Scott from the Left Coast]

Not enough numbers there...that’s either lat or long...you need both

[Paladin2]

If Q were any good, he would have had the Meteor hit FBI Headquarters.

[dinodino]

Those aren’t geographic coordinates.

[LIConFem]

Q? Who and/or what is Q? And why would I give a (democ)Rat's tush what he/she and/or it has to say?

[chuckles]

Who the hell is Q and why should I care?

[rigelkentaurus]

Coordinates means 2 or 3 values depending on whether it is an x, y system or x, y, z system. One value is not coordinates.

[Revel]

I think that you are way over interrupting this. Wasn’t this in a list of 12 similar Items? There are many theory’s as to what those mean. This is the first time I have heard your interpretation. Some think that are targets for a speculated military satellite(OWL) to hit. But we don’t really know.

[Vaquero]

This Q??

[Bob]

If that’s supposed to be a latitude, it’s way north of Michigan.

[alancarp]

You look it up... this is nonsense.

83 deg. 07 min 39 sec

If 83deg N latitude, that’s up in the arctic circle.
If anybody was predicting anything, there’s no way it would be predicted to the ‘second’.

83 degs. W longitude runs through Florida to Columbus Ohio... but there’s also an 83 degs. EAST longitude that runs through Eastern India and up into West-Central Russia.

Never mind that there’s no second coordinate.

[Red Badger]

That’s an ordinate, not a co-ordinate............

[mlo]

Here is how you predict a meteor strike:

“A meteor is going to strike in Michigan on Monday”.

See how that works?

[WKUHilltopper]

Coordinates are Killary’s house?

[Delta 21]

[lurk]

You’re making this way too hard.

All foreign objects must and do land in Roswell.

[Kickass Conservative]

Devils Tower?

[DJ Frisat]

Couple of ‘technicalities’...

1) Meteors don’t hit the earth. Meteorites do...
2) If this is a reference to the reported incident earlier in the week in Michigan, it was on Tuesday evening, not Monday.