possible meteor strike outside of Jakarta Indonesia?, page 1

posted on Dec, 18 2004 @ 08:29 PM

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MSNBC just flashed a blurb on this...anyone? MSNBC puts out little blurbs betwwen shows on TV about the current news. They mentioned a streak from a meteor in the sky and reports of a small noise or explosion. Thats all they mentioned.

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AlexofSkye

posted on Dec, 18 2004 @ 08:36 PM

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I don't see anything on the MSNBC site. And, by any chance, do you mean Jakarta, Indonesia? Would it be asking too much for you to provide a link or at least post a couple of paragraphs, as well as getting your geography straight? The rest of us should not be asked to do your research for you.

Phoenix

posted on Dec, 18 2004 @ 08:53 PM

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Several Loud Blasts heard Near Jakarta Indonesia Area, heres your link

Reuters

madhatter

posted on Dec, 18 2004 @ 09:05 PM

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possible meteor strike outside of Jakarta India?

Well you have me beat? I give up, just went through the site, can't
find a thing.

UM_Gazz

posted on Dec, 18 2004 @ 09:09 PM

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This is all I could find..

Fox News

JAKARTA, Indonesia � A loud noise that several witnesses said resembled an explosion was heard in parts of Jakarta (search) early Sunday. Media reports said a meteor had fallen close to the capital.

Several callers to el-Shinta radio station reported a noise that sounded like an explosion at around 7.30 a.m in western districts of Jakarta. Metro TV station reported that a large object, suspected to be a meteor (search), had fallen to earth, also to the west of the city.

Police said they were investigating the reports, but they had no reports of any bombings in the capital.

No other details were immediately available.

Please visit the link provided for the complete story.

Strange.. no one really knows what it is for sure yet.

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onlyinmydreams

posted on Dec, 18 2004 @ 09:19 PM

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Meteor strikes have been hitting close to major cities lately (remember Seattle?)... I wonder how long it will be until we see the world's space agencies shift towards anti-collision operations?