now where is that falling spy satelite exactly?

February 19, 2008

Canadians report 'blazing ball' shooting across sky

Updated Tue. Feb. 19 2008 1:10 PM ET

The Canadian Press

KAMLOOPS, B.C. -- A meteor that blazed across the darkened early-

morning sky above the western United States was also clearly visible

on the Canadian side of the border.

A Kamloops, B.C., man, who identified himself only as Doug, says he

was driving south of the city when he saw a blazing ball that appeared

to have hit the ground because it illuminated the entire horizon.

Another Kamloops man, Gerald Haggerty, says the horizon lit up like a

bomb.

A Federal Aviation Administration duty officer in Seattle told The

Associated Press the streaking meteor was reported by pilots from

Boise, Idaho west to Washington State.

A Horizon Airlines pilot reported seeing the meteorite hit the ground

with a flash and a burst of light near State Route 26, about 280

kilometres east-southeast of Seattle.

Sheriff's dispatchers said they had no reports of damage or injuries

from the reported meteorite strike around 5:45 a.m. local time. They

said one caller from Walla Walla, about 90 kilometres south-southeast

of the reported impact site, said she heard a sonic boom and felt a

shock wave not long after seeing the streaking meteor.

Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance.

Confucius

February 20, 2008

Lucky nobody was hurt.

JO

, fraggle <EBbrewpunx wrote:

>

> Canadians report 'blazing ball' shooting across sky

> Updated Tue. Feb. 19 2008 1:10 PM ET

>

> The Canadian Press

>

> KAMLOOPS, B.C. -- A meteor that blazed across the darkened early-

> morning sky above the western United States was also clearly visible

> on the Canadian side of the border.

>

> A Kamloops, B.C., man, who identified himself only as Doug, says he

> was driving south of the city when he saw a blazing ball that

appeared

> to have hit the ground because it illuminated the entire horizon.

>

> Another Kamloops man, Gerald Haggerty, says the horizon lit up like

a

> bomb.

>

> A Federal Aviation Administration duty officer in Seattle told The

> Associated Press the streaking meteor was reported by pilots from

> Boise, Idaho west to Washington State.

>

> A Horizon Airlines pilot reported seeing the meteorite hit the

ground

> with a flash and a burst of light near State Route 26, about 280

> kilometres east-southeast of Seattle.

>

> Sheriff's dispatchers said they had no reports of damage or injuries

> from the reported meteorite strike around 5:45 a.m. local time. They

> said one caller from Walla Walla, about 90 kilometres south-

southeast

> of the reported impact site, said she heard a sonic boom and felt a

> shock wave not long after seeing the streaking meteor.

>

> Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance.

> Confucius

>

February 20, 2008

wait until the US tries and shoots down the spy satelite, and then get back to me.....

eeeeep

heartwerk Feb 19, 2008 11:35 PM Re: now where is that falling spy satelite exactly?

Lucky nobody was hurt.JO , fraggle <EBbrewpunx wrote:>> Canadians report 'blazing ball' shooting across sky> Updated Tue. Feb. 19 2008 1:10 PM ET> > The Canadian Press> > KAMLOOPS, B.C. -- A meteor that blazed across the darkened early-> morning sky above the western United States was also clearly visible> on the Canadian side of the border.> > > A Kamloops, B.C., man, who identified himself only as Doug, says he> was driving south of the city when he saw a blazing ball that appeared> to have hit the ground because it illuminated the entire horizon.> > > Another Kamloops man, Gerald Haggerty, says the horizon lit up like a> bomb.> > > A Federal Aviation Administration duty officer in Seattle told The> Associated Press the streaking meteor was reported by pilots from> Boise, Idaho west to Washington State.> > > A Horizon Airlines pilot reported seeing the meteorite hit the ground> with a flash and a burst of light near State Route 26, about 280> kilometres east-southeast of Seattle.> > > Sheriff's dispatchers said they had no reports of damage or injuries> from the reported meteorite strike around 5:45 a.m. local time. They> said one caller from Walla Walla, about 90 kilometres south-southeast> of the reported impact site, said she heard a sonic boom and felt a> shock wave not long after seeing the streaking meteor.> > > Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance. > Confucius>

Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance.

Confucius

February 20, 2008

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Well that's a different matter - testing weapons in an underhand way, or at least, that's what I've heard.