Cool!
Neat !!
Wow, would I like to find one of those babies!
Save us Obama! The sky is falling!!
Am I wrong for dreaming for just one split second that one of these things would plow through the Capitol bldg with Congress in session?
Astronomy and astrophysics ping! Thanks.
"The Colorado fireball comes shortly after a similar event over Canada on November 20th, where over two dozen meteorite fragments have been recovered from agricultural land. We wait in anticipation to see if this huge Colorado fireball produced any similar fragments, but eyewitness accounts will be critical to aid such a search..."
http://www.universetoday.com/2008/12/06/exploding-colorado-fireball-100-times-brighter-than-the-moon-video/
ThanksIn my backyard; WOW
WOW!
Another visitor.
We had one here in NW Wa state and it made a series of booms as it entered the atmosphere. I heard a lot of calls on the scanner of people calling in saying they heard shots or thinking some was trying to break down their front door. They were really that loud! Oh, and cool photo!
PING
They’re coming to get us ho, ho. They’re coming to ....Boom!
Somebody’s shooting at us.
I live in Cripple Creek, about 20 miles from Guffey.
I slept right through it but one of my employees was up and he said it was the damnedest thing he ever saw.
/mark
"It's bad enough when a blindingly beautiful meteor shower causes 99 percent of the world's population to lose its eyesight. But things only get worse when a crop of walking, flesh-eating plants begin preying on a sightless planet. Can a sighted sailor and an alcoholic scientist save the human race from becoming mere plant food? Steve Sekely directs this classic sci-fi picture based on the novel by John Wyndham."
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We were sitting around the campfire a few years ago, just talking about things when one of these lit up the countryside like a gigantic flashbulb. Brilliant white. No sound, no rain of debris, but memorable.
