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Originally posted by oblivionchilde
Wow, this is all extremely interesting as I too am from Columbus, GA. Kudos for the amazing investigative reporting, realanswers.
Gotta say my friend and i have been reading into this for a little while and would love to hear it from you yourself. email me at [email protected] if you are interested in sharing what you have found.
Originally posted by oregongal
This is from the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, AL 11-28-2006
We slowed it down from 6 seconds to 45.
Originally posted by realanswers
Why is this video done at night when this event happened during the day?!? It even shows only 5:15pm in the afternoon on the video footage.
This does not add up at all. ??????????????
Originally posted by disownedsky
Originally posted by realanswers
Why is this video done at night when this event happened during the day?!? It even shows only 5:15pm in the afternoon on the video footage.
This does not add up at all. ??????????????
It should be dark or getting dark at about that time late November.
Originally posted by schuyler
The FCC got involved. The Navy said, hey, it isn't us, but the next day the remotes worked. They just forgot to turn off the equipment. It WAS the Navy as many ex-Navy there confirmed with a smile.
2006 Leonids
Prediction for 2006
Apparently, a rather narrow but dense ribbon of dust was shed by comet Temple-Tuttle when it passed the Sun in 1932. When the Earth interacted with that dusty trail back in 1969, it produced a brief bevy of some 200 to 300 meteors in less than hour.
In 2006, Earth will be nearly twice as far away from the comet as opposed to 1969, but expectations are that as many as 100 to 150 Leonids may streak across the sky in only an hour's time as we interact with that decades-old ribbon of debris again.
The expected time of peak activity is 11:45 p.m. EST on the night of Nov. 18.
Originally posted by Cris7500
realanswers,
Do you still have the tape with you?
What is your occupation?
Columbus had another UFO incident in June of 2007 (last month). I would like to tell you about it.
My email: [email protected]
*anyone else could email me concerning last month's incident. MIB not welcomed to email me unless you are willing to become non-MIB human intelligence asset for the cause of common citizenry.*
Originally posted by disownedsky
I agree with defcon5 that everything we've heard so far is completely consistent with an ordinary meteor fall, and it may have come down much further away than the witnesses estimated.
There seems to be a very common delusion that we can look at an unfamiliar object in a clear sky and estimate its distance and altitude. It's true that if it passes in front of a cloud you can estimate an upper bound on the distance and altitude, but I don't see many cases of witnesses using clouds as references.
Originally posted by Crakeur
interesting report but there is one major issue that makes this harder to swallow than the usual reasoning. the author of the report claims to hold a phD and his (her?) spelling and grammar are horrendous.
Originally posted by Cris7500
realanswer,
The objects that "fade out" could be entering and leaving between dimensions.
I am guessing that the Columbus sightings and site was the result of shifting between dimensions.