To: balrog666
There was a real smoker of a meteor in SW Arizona last night right before sundown. It left a trail of smoke that lasted at least 5 minutes before it got too dark to see it anymore. The vertical smoke trail did not distort or seem to move at all after the meteor flashed into a bright white/yellow light. This leads me to believe that the meteor got pretty low, before it burned out.
To: You Gotta Be Kidding Me
There was a real smoker of a meteor in SW Arizona last night right before sundown. It left a trail of smoke that lasted at least 5 minutes before it got too dark to see it anymore. That was Wesley Clark's presidential campaign re-entering the atmosphere.
7 posted on
11/21/2003 12:28:55 PM PST by
dirtboy
(New Ben and Jerry's flavor - Howard Dean Swirl - no ice cream, just fruit at bottom)
To: You Gotta Be Kidding Me
When I was sailing my sailboat back from England in 1978 we had one come in at night when we were between the Canaries and the BVI's. I was below deck and the sky lit up like someone was shinning a spot light on the boat. It was quite a sight.
53 posted on
11/21/2003 5:18:04 PM PST by
U S Army EOD
(When the EOD technician screws up, he is always the first to notice.)
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