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Originally posted by rockar
ROCKET LAUNCH:
Originally posted by rockar
ROCKET LAUNCH: Last night, sky watchers in southern California and Nevada witnessed a bright light cutting across the evening sky.
Originally posted by astrogolf
reply to post by General.Lee
I saw the exact same thing over Shreveport, La. about two months back. There were two of them. One traveled NE the other E. They originated west of Shreveport a few miles apart, a few minutes apart. Interesting.
Originally posted by General.Lee
Originally posted by MadDogtheHunter
I don't believe there was any nuclear incident in India. In todays net-powered world, something like that would be all over the web (google) by now for sure. Perhaps the Topic title should be edited at this point.edit on 11/5/2010 by MadDogtheHunter because: (no reason given)
I concur with you. It doesn't make sense that something like that could happen and yet not "get out". That was the only thing that had me perplexed. It is entirely possible that this wasn't a full-blown government nuke but rather a home-made device. The person I spoke with also said "there were some bad people over there who had to be dealt with" or words to that effect.
Originally posted by quest4info
reply to post by Dantas
funny you should ask, found this earlier today
gsn.nti.org...
Originally posted by SkepticOverlord
She indicated he said it was the loudest thing they ever heard taking off from the base, and it rattled their windows and dishes.
Not sure I follow you, you're saying "I will look at things logically first" but having difficulty differentiating between real life and a skit on Saturday Night Live?? Yeah, "(Sarah Palin...Russia?)" that was a skit on Saturday Night Live. Seriously, "I saw it on TV, or I read it on the interweb so it must be true"?? Personally I don't care either way but that is pretty basic stuff.