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KNDO News
Mon, 02 Oct 2006 12:00 EDT

YAKIMA, Wash. The flurry of calls began around 9 p.m. _ reports of a meteor in the skies over Yakima.Asia (AH-sha) Guerrero called The Associated Press to report what looked like a meteor. She said it seemed to be headed toward the city's Terrace Heights area.

"It looked like a shooting star," she said, but closer. "It absolutely fell to the ground."

Night lights attributed to meteor

ABC Australia
Wed, 27 Sep 2006 12:00 EDT

Coloured lights spotted in the skies over SA's mid-north last night are believed to be from a bright meteor.

The flare-like object was first spotted by a fisherman near Whyalla.

Yellow fireball seen in Waikato sky

By AARON LEAMAN
NZ Times
Thu, 21 Sep 2006 12:00 EDT

A bright yellow ball was seen streaking across the Hamilton sky about 6.15pm yesterday, leaving a whispy black line in its wake.

Times reporter Aaron Leaman saw the object and thought it was a meteor.

by Kris Wise
by Kris Wise
Mon, 18 Sep 2006 12:00 EDT

In 1966, Ralph Turner was a 27-year-old reporter at the Huntington Herald-Dispatch, writing stories about city politics and crime that would lay the groundwork for a distinguished journalism career.

On a chilly November night that year, Turner was sent out, on what seemed at the time like a wild goose chase, to do a story that lives on to this day.

Strange Lights and Noise in Night Sky

By Scott Prentice
By Scott Prentice
Mon, 18 Sep 2006 12:00 EDT

Deadwood, SD - Weird aircraft(s) reported to 911. I know because I was the one that reported them. About 9:45pm on September 14th I stepped outside my home to get some fresh air and could hear what sounded like 4 or 5 B1's flying overhead.

Not overly freaking out, because we live close to Ellsworth AFB home of the B-1 Bomber wing and hearing a B1s fly over every once in awhile... but several at the same time? No... We're not going to war are we? Then I looked off into the near distance (approx. 5 miles) and could see the strangest formation of lights flying straight north. Normally B1's don't fly information, as far as I know.

Britain's kaleidoscope of creatures

Sunday Times
Sunday Times
Mon, 18 Sep 2006 12:00 EDT

LONDON - It's a jungle out there: the number of sightings of non-indigenous, exotic animals in Britain has sky-rocketed in the last six years, according to a recent study. More than 10,000 sightings of everything from wallabies to dangerous spiders, crocodiles and even a penguin have been recorded since 2000, with the rise attributed to climate change, zoo thefts and animal escapes.

The Press and NZPA
Tue, 12 Sep 2006 12:00 EDT

A meteorite is believed to have burned up over Canterbury today before slamming into the ground in a field.

A loud boom heard throughout the region was most likely to be from a meteorite, up to the size of a medicine ball, Stardome Observatory in Auckland says.

The loud boom was heard over Canterbury, with sightings as far afield as Hanmer Springs in North Canterbury, and Hinds in Mid-Canterbury.

Observatory spokesman Andrew Buckingham told NZPA: "We're still finding out what's going on".

Initial reports had come through the police communications system, with follow ups from eyewitness accounts.

"It sounds like a large meteor coming down... soccer ball size upwards," Mr Buckingham said.

Fireball sparks plane crash alert in UK

BBC
Tue, 12 Sep 2006 12:00 EDT

A meteor shower sparked fears a large aircraft was crashing into the sea off the Hebrides.

Fireball Seen Over Texas

ABC
Thu, 03 Aug 2006 12:00 EDT

A police dashboard camera caught a fireball streaking through the night over central Texas Tuesday night.

Fireball sightings stretch to Wyoming

RONA JOHNSON
COLUMN
Tue, 12 Sep 2006 12:00 EDT

On June 2, Dayne LaHooe was driving on a gravel road through Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming when something caught his eye.

"It was the most spectacular thing I've ever seen - I have never seen anything like it before," he said. LaHooe called after he read my June 10 column in the Herald about the fireball that streaked across the sky June 2.

"It shot across the sky and looked like it landed right behind the Tetons," he said.

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