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'Meteor' Lights Up Midlands
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| 10-6-2002
Posted on 10/06/2002 7:09:52 AM PDT by blam
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To: RightWhale
"It probably won't be a single asteroid that gets us, but a swarm. Several smaller ones then one big one. Then several smaller ones, but who will notice?" I think we are in total agreement on this likely scenerio.
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10/06/2002 12:14:59 PM PDT
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blam
To: blam
BST? British Summer Time or Brazil Standard Time?
To: Teacher317
"BST? British Summer Time or Brazil Standard Time?" I have no idea. I understand GMT.
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10/06/2002 12:28:22 PM PDT
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blam
To: JoeU.S.
two incredibly bright flashes just below the horizon. One possibility is a short in the high tension lines or local distribution lines in the power grid. A vehicle hitting a pole or a tree contacting the wires would do it. It could have been a couple of bolides, but two in the same area in a short time is highly unlikely.
To: blam
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10/07/2002 3:28:34 PM PDT
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Lucas1
Note: this topic is from 10/06/2002. Thanks blam.
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08/23/2013 5:20:09 PM PDT
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SunkenCiv
(It's no coincidence that some "conservatives" echo the hard left.)
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