Mars on Oct. 27 and 28, 2005 as the dust storm emerged.
Credit: Clay Sherrod, Arkansas Sky Observatories
Posted on 10/28/2005 6:33:11 PM PDT by NormsRevenge
Incoherent reporting. Firestone comes off as a crank but I think I'll wait for a better-written article before forming an opinion.
Mars on Oct. 27 and 28, 2005 as the dust storm emerged.
Credit: Clay Sherrod, Arkansas Sky Observatories
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So now a sports team named The Comets will be deemed racially Offensive!
You'd think this would have been mentioned in Poor Richard's Almanac.
Also, wouldn't there be obvious traces outside N.A.?
And what connection is implied by "a supernova" and "lunar meteorites" and a comet hitting the earth? Maybe he should restrict his language to math, instead of trying to speak English.
Or, was this a Babelfish translation from English to Manglish?
Right side image: The Mark of the Cosmic Turtle!
WE'RE DOOMED!
Or, maybe WE'RE SAVED!
Last time I saw that critter, rocket flames were coming out of the leg holes of his shell, and he was leaving Earth for Mars. Took him long enough to get there.
"Calling Monster Island; come in Monster Island; Godzirra, protect us! Over!"
"Comets Blasted Early Americans"
I thought they were finally going to tell us what happened to Virginia Dare and the lost colony.
2 words-----Immanuel Velikovsky
Bush's fault, right?
You DID check with the "Carl Sagan Cosmic Thought Police" before posting this didn't you?
"University of South Carolina archaeologist Al Goodyear lectured on his discoveries......"
Another good reason to be a Clemson Tiger fan.
I knew Bill Hailey's been around a long time but playing the Clovis gig?
I was gonna post this: Comets Hit Early Americans, Scientists Say, but, a search revealed that you already had.
Now, you should have pinged me. No-one enjoys a good catastrophe as good as me.
Professor Stephen Oppenheimer, in one of his books, suggests that it may have been comet impacts that began the end of the last Ice Age.
Wouldn't there be some tribes with a Kaboom in their legends?
Clovis Speakers Discuss Man's Origins In The United States
"In recent years, many experts have begun to consider other explanations, such as migration from Europe, and not Asia."
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Read the Bible.
but where's the kaboom? i expected an earth shattering kaboom! [marvin the martian]
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