Unidentified flying object crashed in field Prince Edward Island

Unidentified flying object crashed in field Prince Edward Island

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The P.E.I. fire marshal's office is investigating after an unusual fire on Saturday in a farmer's field in Grahams Road. Louis Campbell and his wife said they were sitting on their front yard just before noon when they saw a ball of fire — about the size of a football — land in their hay field. "Don't know where it came from," he said. "It hit the field and I didn't notice much for a couple of minutes, and then there was smoke come up." Campbell said he went to check on the damage and decided to call the fire department. "It was spreading in the straw or the hay," he said. "So I

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Hey guys this is my first post.

I come upon this story on RSOE Emergency and Disaster Information Service and cant seem to find anything about what happened

would love your input people

If this is posted before i honestly don't care i think people should know about this

Many thanks
Producer

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[edit on 15-6-2010 by producer]

The crash happened at 15/06/2010 - 03:24:04 on grahams road

link to map
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Thanks for posting. I see the link to the report, but not the link to the news article?

Hello,

I see my friend, as not news as i am new to the site i don't know how to write an article..

On the link got to Event Description and will tell you all

It shows a map location of the incident


Producer

From CBC news
Link to story

does anybody know if there is pics/video of the crash??

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Thank you.

Interest to note the comment:

"New London volunteer fire department Chief Allen Cole said the object is being considered an "unidentified falling object," and the fire marshal's office is investigating."



Never heard it referred to as "falling" vs. "flying"

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No but i hope someone can help, this is interesting !

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I understand. I appreciate your bringing this to our attention. S & F

Ok I see now that you pulled the news snippet from the report, and listed a link to the report. Thanks.



[edit on 15-6-2010 by manta78]

Can you say meteorite?

Originally posted by producer

Unidentified flying object crashed in field Prince Edward Island

hisz.rsoe.hu

The P.E.I. fire marshal's office is investigating after an unusual fire on Saturday in a farmer's field in Grahams Road. Louis Campbell and his wife said they were sitting on their front yard just before noon when they saw a ball of fire — about the size of a football — land in their hay field. "Don't know where it came from," he said. "It hit the field and I didn't notice much for a couple of minutes, and then there was smoke come up." Campbell said he went to check on the damage and decided to call the fire department. "It was spreading in the straw or the hay," he said. "So I

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Hi i did a thread about this earlyer today

www.abovetopsecret.com...

It is interesting though, wonder what it was.

Nice eye producer. This is a good story for ATS to chew on for a week. Even if it does turn out to be as mundane as a meteorite.

Keep the contributions coming. A great first.

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Never heard it referred to as "falling" vs. "flying"

Me neither, but seems more appropriate. Even if it was once a "flying" object, the fact that it crashed means it transitioned at some point to a "falling" object.

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I understand the rules but i don't understand the site as to being a new member, so give me a break

Peace

Producer

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Hey I have thanked you three times now for bringing this to our attention.

I was just trying to find a news article tied to the news source which
another poster has provided, which was not provided in your OP.

Good job in locating this.

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Thanks boo1981. Guess I missed your post on this same topic at 5 am this morning.

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Hey,

My apology's manta and thank you for your imput

Originally posted by JIMC5499
Can you say meteorite?

Meteorite

I agree though, it sounds exactly like a meteorite.

"Size of a football"
"In flames"

This is a perfect description.

They should sell it, those rocks are worth a TON of $$$.

This is interesting only because it made the news.

How many farmers around the world see things land in their fields? A lot.

How many of them get put in the news? Very few.

Will be fun to see where this one goes, out of any situation possible I'm hoping it's not the beginning of the false flags.