David Wilcock
07-23-2001, 07:38 PM
let's not forget dr. dmitriev's findings regarding vacuum domains - one of
their characteristics is spontaneous, loud explsins with sudden brightness.
according to tom bearden these can also very likely be manmade, for negative
purposes. i feel that someone (most likely russia) was sending the us a
message. or, it could actually be what they say it is.
peace be with you -
- david
http://edition.cnn.com/2001/us/07/23/flash.boom/index.html
washington (cnn) -- residents along the east coast got a light and sound
show from a possible meteor early monday evening, prompting a flood of phone
calls to emergency services from virginia to new york.
most of the callers reported seeing a brilliant flash, hearing a loud boom
or both.
"it was a ball of fire," said mark barbour of syracuse, new york. "it looked
like something you would see from the movies."
"people say they saw what was perhaps a meteor shower," but there's nothing
we can confirm," said arlene salac, a spokeswoman for the federal aviation
administration.
meteorologist dave sage at the national weather service in buffalo, new
york, said the first call came in at about 6:25 p.m.
"then the calls just started coming in," he said.
"we originally got a report of a plane crash and now it seems there were
multiple meteors coming down," said tara dolzani, a supervisor at the
schuylkill county communications center in pottsville, pennsylvania.
some callers reported the boom shook their houses and in some cases broke
out windows.
media witnesses
reporters, too, saw the flash. cnn military affairs correspondent jamie
mcintyre said he was in his pentagon office early monday evening when he saw
"out my window what looked like a meteorite in a downward trajectory headed
toward the earth."
"it was bright orange, and got brighter and brighter as it came down. then
about halfway up, it just sort of evaporated in a bright flash," he said.
cnn washington bureau chief frank sesno was traveling in pennsylvania and
reported hearing "what sounded like a tremendous sonic boom" through the
closed windows of his air-conditioned car.
mcintyre said he called the u.s. space command at peterson air force base in
colorado, which tracks man-made objects in space, but was told that no
satellites or "space junk" had re-entered the atmosphere.
astronomers on local television stations said the object was probably a
meteorite that burned up in the atmosphere.
alexander wolszczan, an astronomy professor at penn state university, told
the associated press that while meteor showers are normally silent, a large
one could create concussive sound waves.
sesno said that the flash and boom were "literally the talk of the town" in
lewisburg, pennsylvania, but that there had been "no reports that anything
landed anywhere."
inland path
at the jet propulsion laboratory in pasadena, california, meteor expert ron
baalke said witnesses in virginia, maryland, pennsylvania and new york
reported hearing sonic booms, in some cases several of them -- likely
meaning that the meteor fragmented into several parts, he said.
witnesses said the meteor appeared to be traveling from southeast to
northwest, "which means it was heading inland," baalke said.
sonic booms were heard up to 100 miles from the meteor's path, he said.
baalke said the possible size of the meteor "depends on the composition of
the meteor and the speed it was traveling. it could have been as small as a
baseball " and would have been traveling between 100 mph and 200 mph.
since experts had not predicted a meteor shower for monday, whatever was
responsible for the sightings was probably small, he said.
"we would have tracked a big one, and known it was coming," he said.
the smallest size the lab can detect is 10 to 20 meters in diameter, but
monday's was probably much smaller than 10 meters, he said.
thousands of residents of peekskill, new york, got a similar show october 9,
1992. several people who were videotaping a football game wound up with
video of the meteor's flaming course through the atmosphere. in that case, a
27.3-pound meteorite was discovered in the trunk of a car.
their characteristics is spontaneous, loud explsins with sudden brightness.
according to tom bearden these can also very likely be manmade, for negative
purposes. i feel that someone (most likely russia) was sending the us a
message. or, it could actually be what they say it is.
peace be with you -
- david
http://edition.cnn.com/2001/us/07/23/flash.boom/index.html
washington (cnn) -- residents along the east coast got a light and sound
show from a possible meteor early monday evening, prompting a flood of phone
calls to emergency services from virginia to new york.
most of the callers reported seeing a brilliant flash, hearing a loud boom
or both.
"it was a ball of fire," said mark barbour of syracuse, new york. "it looked
like something you would see from the movies."
"people say they saw what was perhaps a meteor shower," but there's nothing
we can confirm," said arlene salac, a spokeswoman for the federal aviation
administration.
meteorologist dave sage at the national weather service in buffalo, new
york, said the first call came in at about 6:25 p.m.
"then the calls just started coming in," he said.
"we originally got a report of a plane crash and now it seems there were
multiple meteors coming down," said tara dolzani, a supervisor at the
schuylkill county communications center in pottsville, pennsylvania.
some callers reported the boom shook their houses and in some cases broke
out windows.
media witnesses
reporters, too, saw the flash. cnn military affairs correspondent jamie
mcintyre said he was in his pentagon office early monday evening when he saw
"out my window what looked like a meteorite in a downward trajectory headed
toward the earth."
"it was bright orange, and got brighter and brighter as it came down. then
about halfway up, it just sort of evaporated in a bright flash," he said.
cnn washington bureau chief frank sesno was traveling in pennsylvania and
reported hearing "what sounded like a tremendous sonic boom" through the
closed windows of his air-conditioned car.
mcintyre said he called the u.s. space command at peterson air force base in
colorado, which tracks man-made objects in space, but was told that no
satellites or "space junk" had re-entered the atmosphere.
astronomers on local television stations said the object was probably a
meteorite that burned up in the atmosphere.
alexander wolszczan, an astronomy professor at penn state university, told
the associated press that while meteor showers are normally silent, a large
one could create concussive sound waves.
sesno said that the flash and boom were "literally the talk of the town" in
lewisburg, pennsylvania, but that there had been "no reports that anything
landed anywhere."
inland path
at the jet propulsion laboratory in pasadena, california, meteor expert ron
baalke said witnesses in virginia, maryland, pennsylvania and new york
reported hearing sonic booms, in some cases several of them -- likely
meaning that the meteor fragmented into several parts, he said.
witnesses said the meteor appeared to be traveling from southeast to
northwest, "which means it was heading inland," baalke said.
sonic booms were heard up to 100 miles from the meteor's path, he said.
baalke said the possible size of the meteor "depends on the composition of
the meteor and the speed it was traveling. it could have been as small as a
baseball " and would have been traveling between 100 mph and 200 mph.
since experts had not predicted a meteor shower for monday, whatever was
responsible for the sightings was probably small, he said.
"we would have tracked a big one, and known it was coming," he said.
the smallest size the lab can detect is 10 to 20 meters in diameter, but
monday's was probably much smaller than 10 meters, he said.
thousands of residents of peekskill, new york, got a similar show october 9,
1992. several people who were videotaping a football game wound up with
video of the meteor's flaming course through the atmosphere. in that case, a
27.3-pound meteorite was discovered in the trunk of a car.