The unidentified flying object was caught on a home security cam, reflected in the window of a parked car, and a nighttime sky camera which showed the UFO blasting through the sky trailed by a flashing tail.
Local astronomers were immediately consulted and tried to allay public fears by saying the UFO was probably a comet or meteorite, even though such celestial phenomenon are usually well-known and expected by the time an object of this size burns up in the atmosphere.
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Here's the video:
What do you think? Why weren't scientists aware this UFO was streaking through the sky beforehand? Is it a comet or meteorite?
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Don't see much coverage of this here, but the 'thunderbolts of the gods' documentary and electric universe theory
provides a stunning rational counter-point to modern science and understanding. Electric universe theory suggests
that the tunguska event was actually a plasma discharge in the atmosphere. This event may be a similar, but smaller
scale version of the same.
Electric universe theory is not popular, since at the very least, in challenges the energy-scarce gravity bound physics
that is tied so firmly to modern economics. There are a few funky schools of thought, which diminish the impact of
electric universe theory, by delving too deeply into the spiritual possibilities for comfortable mainstream empirical
science.
In any case, EU theory presents plausible explanations for many things that modern gravity bound science struggles
to articulate explanations for. For example the puzzling fact that the corona of the sun, is hotter than the surface, which
is unusual behavior for a nuclear furnace, for the heat to be less, closer to the reaction source. Then there's the idea of
crater formation, which we are taught is based on impact events, an explanation which completely fails to address the
fact that many craters are circular, as though the impact occurred at a 90 degree angle, in each case, which is itself
a mathematical improbability.
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I recommend watching this Thunderbolts of the Gods video, it used to be available as one single hour long documentary on google video, though that video has recently been taken down. It's available in 15 minute segments on youtube at this time.
The www.thunderbolts.info site, contains a great deal of interesting articles and discussions which follow EU theory and commentary, as well as www.holoscience.org. Both of which regularly publish scholarly opinions on electric universe theory and its impact on the sciences today.