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Originally posted by Glassbender777
Hmm, When I was camping the other night, "Saturday" I saw 2 HUGE white balls of light fall out of the sky, Ive seen hundreds of meteor's, but never this bright or big These two looked as big as Jupiter or bigger, much brighter, No tails, and not very fast.
Originally posted by Glassbender777
I personally think Earth is travelling through some dense debri out there in space, hope none are big enough to cause a Global Catastrophe
Originally posted by MNnativeamer
No meteor, it was the Galactic Federation of Light in their space ship passing by because they just picked up Alfred Lamont Weber. I think he lives out there close to Seattle somewhere. They are probably just taking him to the 5th Dimension again. lol
Originally posted by westcoast
Here is some video of a local news report. Seems a bit conflicting. On one hand, they say near Arlington, then they mention NE of Sedro Woolley....which is a good 20-30 miles away from Arlington. So I dunno. Wish I had seen it!!
news report Kiro
Originally posted by Hydrawolf
While resting my eyes from reading, I was laying in a hammock in the driveway in Surin Thailand. I was looking directly at the moon when a vapor trail shot across the breadth of the sky in a blink of an eye. The vapor trail disapaited equally across the sky. Fastest thing I ever saw.
SEATTLE — A ball of fire, a possible meteor, was seen falling out of the sky over the Seattle area Wednesday night, authorities said. Residents north of Seattle, off Interstate 5's Exit 212 near Arlington, saw something coming apart in the sky, police and the Washington State Patrol said. No planes were reported missing, and nothing was found by police. "We are clearing the scene and assuming it is a meteor, unless we hear otherwise," the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office said in a tweet.
www.q13fox.com...
Each of those dots is as big as (or bigger than) Detroit, if they're rendered 'to scale'. That's exaggerated.
Originally posted by eriktheawful
reply to post by Sly1one
It might look exaggerated, but if anything, it's incomplete.
Originally posted by seamus
Each of those dots is as big as (or bigger than) Detroit, if they're rendered 'to scale'. That's exaggerated.
Originally posted by eriktheawful
reply to post by Sly1one
It might look exaggerated, but if anything, it's incomplete.
Originally posted by hououinkyouma
reply to post by Wrabbit2000
At least it would be a nice way to die, a giant meteor approaching the earth would be a beautiful view lol