Mystery Hole in Newfoundland Lake ("pond") The sky is falling?

Lately, I've been feeling that I'm being misdirected. Forget about what, why or by whom. My normal obsessions are things on the ground, or under. Volcanoes, earthquakes, geysers and sinkholes. My big theory disregards things from above being real gangsta in our existence here on earth. It seems scientist mostly think extinction is caused from above.

Every once in a while, I get the feeling I'm wrong. Yes, I'm a bastard. If they censor that word I think I'll die. I am a ego junkie. Long story. But, let's say I'm wrong. Then, I'm looking in the wrong direction. And if I'm not wrong, the maybe that's not all there is. So, why not look up.
We all saw that dash board view of a missile heading straight for us. One car managed to be pointing directly at the part of the sky where the meteorite first appeared a point of light. Amazing.

But so what? Right. This is not the only news about things from the sky. Some researchers are making the incredibly bold claim that they have found life in a space rock. I'm surprised it's not getting more press. I'll look for link.

The other day, I swear I saw another headline about some other meteor/asteroid. Which I believe was not the Russian one, or the E.T. meteor. And now, I see this story about something which appears to have crash through some ice on a Newfoundland lake, or pond as they like to call them.

That little voice tells me that the pilot that's at the controls is telling me we're in for some dirty air and turbulence.
In the fall, we're going to be treated by another comet. This one should be spectacular.

So. That's it. Look to the skies. Have a camera around, or running. Who knows?

www.cbc.ca...

www.cbc.ca...

www.inquisitr.com...

Oh, I found that other one. South Africa.

www.news24.com...

And I guess ther was another I read about and forgot. Maybe the press is just asteroid happy after Russian one. It's probably just my imagination and the press is sensative and in hype mode.

www.wkyc.com...

Wow. Russian's building a shield.

news.xinhuanet.com...

This last on is an historic blast from the past.

www.geekosystem.com...

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Ah, there it is.

It is very important to note that as of yet there is no evidence to suggest that anything at all fell from the sky, so far all we have is an amateur astronomer giving his gut feeling. It is very possible that the hole in the ice and the sound heard could be completely unrelated, ice fishing really isn't uncommon here so that hole may have been made days prior to the sound being heard.

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I've ice fished before. It's hard enough to cut a hole that's a foot wide (30cm), let alone 30 meters wide. These are large holes. And it appears water was thrust back out and refrozen. I agree, there's nothing conclusive. And they may not be from above. A ruptured gas pocket of methane, or something warmish, could have risen from below. Even a spring under the lake could produce a hole. So, that's why I called it a mystery. But my guess it's from above.

My apologies, I didn't see where it said the hole was measured at 30m.
Perhaps the man in the moon came home?

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And may Stompin' Tom's spirit echo far and wide. RIP

An update on this, an object falling from space has been ruled out.

Space Junk Ruled out

two more stories on recent meteors

wtvr.com...

www.denverpost.com...

trib.com...

www.usatoday.com...

www.abovetopsecret.com...