American spy satellite downed in Peru as US nuclear attack on Iran thwarted (Says Russia)

whatdoesitmean.com, via Pravda ^ | Sept 20, 2007 | Sorcha Faal

[LibWhacker]

LOL, as wacky as any supermarket tabloid.

Somebody tell me this paper is no longer taken seriously in Russia.

[festus]

That and how come the logic of it couldn’t have been a meteor because the size of that crater would have caused such a large event it would have showed up on siesmic data. The force to create a given impact crater would be constant whether or not the object landing in it was natural or manmade.

[Thermalseeker]

As far as I know, the meteor was confirmed by geologists.

Seems like it would be fairly easy to distinguish a rock from satellite debris.....and it wouldn't take a Geologist.

[aruanan]

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