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R.C.
In this part of the world, the ionosphere is a mere 200km above earth's surface, as opposed to its more usual 1000+ km distance elsewhere.
Above, I'm mostly thinking of Fort and his Super Sargasso Sea.
RC
I keep seeing how bolides, which should be spaced relatively randomly across the globe (with an increased likelihood around the equator) instead routinely are placed over, for example, Spain, for example, seven days apart.
Fort details this in his book about how certain places far from coasts would have inexplicable rains of fishes from some far distant ocean, every other day. . . . Think about it!. . WTF? That's what the SSS is about. If you've not read Book of the Damned, do so; you WILL thank me. I linked it above.
RC