reply to post by C.H.U.D.
But, we are likely to see more meteors.
Really? Source for your info please?
Objects in orbit around galaxies are more probable to be found on the plain orthogonal to the axis of rotation of the galaxy, which is why in a
telescope, galaxies look like disks.
Since no other news agencies/sources are corroborating these reports, its important NOT to take them with a pinch of salt. The very fact
that they are not covering this, in conjunction with the presence of numerous eye witnesses, makes this even more likely to be valid news.
What
kind of logic is that?
open your eyes.
So if I tell you that I have a fire-breathing dragon living in my cupboard, you are going to believe me because no one else can corroborate
it?
I'd more likely believe you if you had independent eye witnesses as opposed to main stream news reporters as corroborators.
Meteors that leave sizable craters do not fall unnoticed. If this was real, it could not be covered up. People have phones, the internet etc...
If this did actually happen, it will come out.
people in mexico did notice it and they did post seeing it. And mexicans are talking about it
on twitter. Its not like it fell in mexico city. it came down between cities, out in the country, kind of in the middle of no where. milenio.com
covered it.
www.milenio.com...
actually milenio.com is saying it doesnt know what it was, saying that the authorities reported it as a meteory but that it probably was something
else.
[edit on 11-2-2010 by Mercy Buckets]
poor you, don't be shame 
