[pa_dweller]

Might have a good 5-10 seconds of visibility.

My point is, if these things are 'raining' down in the numbers some here speculate, doesn't it make sense that someone somewhere would have seen such and connected it to a low boom/rumble some minutes later and reported it and there'd be some buzz?

Instead, crickets.

If bagster sees this, apologies for the run on sentence. :)

[Yulee]

Excellent analysis.

[Cboldt]

-- My point is, if these things are 'raining' down in the numbers some here speculate ... --

What sort of numbers is that? One hit is like 11 tons of TNT going off deep.

[little jeremiah]

Just add several semi-colons and all will be well.

[xone]

if these things are 'raining' down in the numbers some here speculate, doesn't it make sense that someone somewhere would have seen such and connected it to a low boom/rumble some minutes later and reported it and there'd be some buzz?

Depends where the 'attack' is occurring. In NK who is reporting and to whom? In the civilized world same question, but then so what? It is over, blame it on aliens. The aspect and time available to view is very short.

[edzo4]

I never heard a sonic boom any of the times I’ve seen a meteor or shooting star.

I never suspected a shooting star I saw was a military attack happening somewhere else on the planet.

North Korean citizens don’t have twitter..

Who said they are raining down? Q said make it rain.

One could take out a building.

[bagster]

No way, pa. Run-on sentences are an art form and should be cherished as such. :)