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If ignorance is truly bliss, then why do so many Americans need Prozac?
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When I read the headline, I expected exactly that - that they blame the Russians. Lame whiners. We need the Phoenix event.
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The article says, "The first explosion was heard around 7pm with others at around 10.30pm and 11.30pm. More were heard into the early hours of Sunday."
These events couldn't possibly have been meteors unless several incoming rocks (at least three, but reportedly more) impacted at widely separate locations on the nighttime surface of the turning Earth that coincidentally fell in the *same* neighborhood in Bristol, UK just a few hours apart on the *same* night.
Also, meteors typically explode at great heights and don't leave a whiff of cordite at ground level. These were fireworks.