© Sanjeevni TodayOne of the reported meteorites that fell near Sahibabad railway station, Ghaziabad in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh
Local residents reported seeing three objects falling from the sky at about ten-minute intervals, with thunder-like sounds, which caused panic in the area.
Despite heavy rains at the time and attempts at extinguishing the objects by the fire brigade, they continued smouldering for several hours afterwards, producing a noticeable smell.
News station TV9 Bharatvarsh has the following report (in Hindi):
The coordinator of Meerut's District Science Club, Deepak Sharma, commented that the 'fireballs' that fell in Sahibabad appeared to be meteorites reports Sanjeevni Today.
(Translated by google)
Less than a month ago a meteorite hit a factory compound in Alwar, Rajasthan, India resulting in a 20-feet deep crater.
This is getting like Fort's ethereal "Sargasso Sea". in his stellar 'Book of the Damned.' ((Free link: [Link] ) Why? Because you'd expect a 'fall of unusual things (e.g,., fish, frogs, meterorites) would be scattered across the hemispheres; as the earth revolves through an asteroid belt, or similar, rbut instead, we're seeing repeated meteorite separated by a few days/weeks - here, where the meteorites hits in India alone. Strange.
Fort documents many validated 'findings' of legitimate reports of 'falls' of all types of strange things, such as meteorites,fish, frongs, et al. (He points that despite multiple WITNESSED meteorite events , organized science as of around 1840 were STILL CERTAIN that earth had NEVER been hit by a meteorite. (Also, re frog falls-ALL REPORTS, ALL PLACES, there had never been a 'tadpole fall'.)
Well, here, it seems India's starting to get repeat 'strangeness events' in the of meteor strikes in the same general area without stitching through the sky across the hemispheres; but instead falling in one particular place.
See how the below is similar to the above: [Link]
Meteorite hits factory compound in Alwar, Rajasthan, India: Reports of 20-feet deep crater
A meteor shower, that took place at 5:11 am in Itarana Industrial area in Alwar, Rajasthan was captured in videos on Tuesday. Earlier reports had suggested that the meteorite caused a 20-feet deep...