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What was that flash? What was that boom?
Seattle Times ^
| June 3, 2004
| Seattle Times
Posted on 06/03/2004 2:20:33 PM PDT by Truth666
Rattled outdoor furniture, frightened cats. We heard reports from several readers about the mysterious booms and flashes of light early this morning over Puget Sound:
"I was watching late night TV when at exactly 2:42 p.m. I saw the sky light up like a nuclear bomb had exploded. The entire sky and my whole yard glowed a luminous red color. I went outside to investigate and could hear a loud rumbling noise."
(Excerpt) Read more at seattletimes.nwsource.com ...
TOPICS: US: Washington
KEYWORDS: astronomy; cometbradfield; meteorite; pugetsound; science; seattle; washington
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To: DainBramage
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posted on
06/04/2004 9:16:37 AM PDT
by
Quix
(Choose this day whom U will serve: Shrillery & demonic goons or The King of Kings and Lord of Lords)
To: MeekOneGOP
One of these?
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posted on
06/04/2004 9:24:29 AM PDT
by
null and void
(In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is clearly delusional - He's SEEING things...)
To: null and void
83
posted on
06/04/2004 1:21:01 PM PDT
by
MeekOneGOP
(There is ONLY ONE good Democrat: one that has just been voted OUT of POWER ! Straight ticket GOP!)
To: MeekOneGOP
Lowest Tides in 19 Years Draw Crowds
Jun 5, 9:22 AM (ET), By GENE JOHNSON
SEATTLE (AP) - From barnacles to limpets, crabs and sea stars, the lowest tides in 19 years are revealing all sorts of unusual creatures trapped in tidepools - to the delight of beach-combing masses. Hundreds of people hit the sands Friday, with many more expected to head out over the weekend.
"It's really, really interesting. It gives you a window into what is there all the time that you don't see - sea cucumbers, sea stars, maybe an octopus," said Polly Freeman, a local naturalist who brought her 20-month-old son, Nate, to the beach at Seattle's Golden Gardens park.
There are 36 factors that affect the tides, from the Earth's proximity to the sun and the moon to the moon's angle in relation to the equator, said Richard Strickland, who teaches oceanography at the University of Washington.
Every 19 years, those factors line up just so - creating the lowest low tides and the greatest differences between low and high tides, he said. Virtually everywhere outside of the tropics will have seen the lowest low tides in 19 years between about Friday and Sunday, he said.
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posted on
06/06/2004 1:08:37 PM PDT
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Truth666
To: Truth666
Thanks. I saw that headline on The Dallas Morning News site over
the weekend but didn't get around to reading that one. Interesting.
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posted on
06/07/2004 4:22:41 AM PDT
by
MeekOneGOP
(There is ONLY ONE good Democrat: one that has just been voted OUT of POWER ! Straight ticket GOP!)
To: Truth666
Nothing to fear. It was just Aurora on a high speed re-entry.
To: Steve_Seattle
I thought it was Tom Hanks.
He was Sleepless in Seattle until this woke him up...
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01/10/2019 7:57:25 PM PST
by
Kickass Conservative
(It is better to live one day as a lion than one hundred years as a sheep)
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