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I asked R. B. how big he thought the glowing object was? He said it was about the size of a 10,000-gallon tank truck – big and oval-shaped
Originally posted by projectvxn
If you guys want to help I would appreciate you making requests of flight logs or FAA radar data as this will be our best bet to open the doors to a real investigation.
Originally posted by jamesder
cool story, but if the military is aware of it and are coming to retrieve it with some amount of urgency, the obvious guess would be military satellite, right?
Originally posted by philjwolf
I doubt if you will get anywhere.. if the militairy was there that quick.. obviously they were tracking it.. so it must be ours.. if its still in the test stages... you wont find out anything...
What fell were parts of a large, egg-shaped main fuel tank, a rocket motor combustion chamber and a small pressurization sphere.
In Seguin, Texas a titanium sphere, which holds gas that forces propellant into the stage's engine, survived the fiery fall from orbit and was recovered.
Space debris experts now concede that the conventional wisdom that such objects either burn up, fall unnoticed in the ocean or careen into remote areas of Earth doesn't quite ring true.
A turquoise colored UFO was reported by locals and an officer in and around Charlotte, North Carolina. Jim Neal said that the object was, "Bright blue-green ball with a white tail." Julie Bigham said that the object was, "A greenish-like light low in the sky. We thought a small plane or helicopter was going to crash." David Whitesides said that the object was, "A slow-moving bluish glow." Brett Lay said that the object was, "Large, bright green ball. Had a haze about it." Amy Bromberg said that, "Almost looked like a flare. Kind of creepy."
Originally posted by projectvxn
I was also told that it was nothing more than a rescue training excercise. I wonder what else they'll say to try and deflect attention