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The "right and left" need to annihilate each other in a big matter-antimatter (It's the same matter) BANG...
ReRan: Afwan. i canโt take any credit if I am correct though, all praise is always His. SubhanAllahiwabihamd ihi. I donโt know about you, but I...
It took JPL 5 months to replace the retired geriatric CIA operative that has been faking the Voyager data this whole time. The Voyager craft never...
Beautiful and scary at the same time. Wonder when the big one will strike! โ๏ธ P.S This is probably what happened over Stockton, California.
Hi All, I just finished reading โGrand Deception,โ (I highly recommend it) and next wanted to find the documentary that was withheld from release....
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Comment: It's very unlikely that anything actually hit the water in this case. They would really know about it if a space rock hit either terra firma or the ocean!
A "dull but loud explosion" is consistent with a bolide exploding high in the atmosphere. Although, from a distance, they often appear to have 'fallen to the ground/sea', fireballs are generally so far up that the Earth's curvature will make them 'disappear over the horizon'.