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Still no answers for boom heard throughout Bridge City, Texas


The Orange Leader
Tue, 16 Apr 2013 02:37 UTC
A loud boom was heard Monday night in Bridge City around 8:50 p.m. and there are still more questions than answers.

Calls to local law offcials have not found any answers into what exactly caused the loud boom that had people filling up social media sites.

Orange Leader editor Gabriel Pruett, who lives in Bridge City, drove through the town shortly after the boom was heard and saw no signs of an explosion.

"It was a very loud boom," Pruett said. "I was on the phone on my front porch on Birch Street and could not believe the person I was talking to did not hear the noise through the phone.

"The boom shook not only my house but my body and I still felt the vibration in my body 20 minutes later. It definitely packed a punch. There were no power outages from what I saw and Chemical Row and Entergy all looked normal after I drove through the area."

A dispatcher with Bridge City Police Department said on Tuesday plants on Chemical Row in Orange reported no explosions. Monday night an official with Entergy had reported to police there were no explosions at that plant.
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Best of the Web: White out! Comet fragment explodes 70 kms above Toledo, Spain - Event seen across whole country


Russia Today
Mon, 15 Apr 2013 14:20 UTC

A brilliant ball of flame streaked across the sky above the Spanish capital Madrid, dazzling stargazers and astronomers alike. The celestial display was so bright it could be seen across the entire country.

The eye-popping moment was caught on camera by the Hita Observatory at the University of Huelva at around 11:45pm local time (2145 GMT). The object struck the atmosphere above the Villamuelas district in the province of Toledo, southwest of Madrid.

"The impact was so abrupt that the object immediately caught fire, creating a ball of flame around 100 kilometers above the Earth," Jose Maria Madiedo of the University of Huelva told the Huffington Post. The meteor then shot towards Madrid at over 75,000 kilometers an hour before disintegrating completely at an altitude of 70 kilometers.

The Spanish Institution for the Study of Meteors and Meteorites, which tracked the fireball, classified the meteorite as a piece of a comet that was flying by Earth.


Comment: Flying by Earth? It obviously entered the planet's atmosphere. There have been other occasions in recent years where comet fragments have skimmed the upper layers of Earth's atmosphere and either exploded so far up that few below noticed, or have continued to fly on by. But notice that with each new event, they appear to be reaching closer and closer to the ground...


Comment: "Sparked comparisons"? These celestial events do more than 'spark comparisons'. Each new event fires the curiosity, imagination and alarm bells of millions of people; punches wide gaping holes in the 'reality' of lies built by the psychopathic elites; and hastens the end of their global reign of terror...

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Spain super bolide meteor 13 April 2013


LunarMeteoriteHunters.blogspot.ie
Mon, 15 Apr 2013 14:00 UTC
Posted on YouTube by RussiaToday
The bolide was caught on camera by the Hita Observatory at the University of Huelva at around 11:45pm local time (2145 GMT). The object struck the atmosphere above the Villamuelas district in the province of Toledo, southwest of Madrid.

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'Flaming tennis ball' slides across Adelaide skies


Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Thu, 11 Apr 2013 15:17 UTC
Stargazers say a meteor that floated across Adelaide skies overnight looked like a flaming tennis ball before it disappeared from view.

The object appeared in the sky about 9:30pm, with people from around Birdwood, Norwood, Mannum and Balhannah reporting sightings to ABC Local Radio.

One listener, Barry from Murbko on the River Murray, said he was watching television when he saw the object through his window.

"I saw this ball of flame, it would have been about the size of the moon just above the tree tops," he said.

"It was a flaming ball and it went across the the tree tops at a very low altitude and it wasn't travelling that fast like a shooting star.

"This just took my breath away. It was that incredible I just sat there for ten minutes and couldn't believe what I just saw.

"This was just like a ball of flame, like somebody lit up a tennis ball and hit it with a tennis racquet."
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Large boom leaves Virginia residents befuddled

Laura Peters
Newsleader.com
Tue, 09 Apr 2013 12:25 UTC
Staunton - What goes bump in the night has new meaning to some Stauntonians.

Monday night, some residents heard a large boom in and around the downtown area, which is leaving officials baffled.

Officer Lisa Klein, public information officer for Staunton Police, said they received multiple calls on the noise about 9:30 p.m.

Fire, rescue and police officers in the city went out to check the surrounding areas where calls were made, Klein said, but found nothing.

Social media was abuzz with the idea that either an underground cave collapsed or a large explosion of some sort occurred. According to Klein, there are numerous caves under the city, and it's a "huge caving area." But there is no evidence that a cave collapsed.

In situations like this, Klein said, officers check their districts and talk to people to see if additional fact-finding or emergency response is needed.
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Series of loud booms across Union City, Michigan 'talk of the town'


wwmt.com
Mon, 08 Apr 2013 10:22 UTC
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The calls started to flood into the Branch County 911 Center around midnight. Each one reporting deafening loud booms and everyone believed the boom happened somewhere close. "We just heard a really loud bang outside our house and me and my kids are really scared, I don't know what it is and now we're afraid to outside," says one caller. "I didn't see anything but I heard a big boom...it was like a big boom like someone was kicking in the door," says another caller. It was the talk of the town in Union City Wednesday, everyone with their own theories on what caused it. "It sounded like a cannon going off is the only way I can describe it, kind of like a thunder boom but it was only the one time," says Michelle Reincke who lives in Union City.

"I think it's aliens to tell you the truth, I think it's aliens coming down to earth see us," says Tomika Dow. And adding to the mystery, this is not the first time. One night last may the booms woke people up in Branch County and were heard all the way to Calhoun and Kalamazoo counties. "It's the same time as last year, we had these loud crashing noises like either an explosion or a sonic boom kind of an earthquake," says Cynthia Shattuck. There were no earthquakes recorded in the area overnight, the National Guard base in Battle Creek says there were no flights there last night.

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Comment: Alien, perhaps - but not the typically thought kind. Elsewhere on the Big Blue Marble there have been almost daily reports of loud booms as well as 'earthquakes' and meteorite explosions. This is just a small sample from the end of last year:

Thousands report loud boom and unusual sounds in Northeastern US: USGS classifies it as earthquake, but was it really an overhead meteor explosion?
Meteor explodes above Devon, England, blast wave blows open police station doors, tremors felt across wide area
Fragmentation and Sonics! Northern California Fireball Meteor +19'42 PDT 17OCT2012 - Unrelated to the Orionids
Slow-moving blue-orange fireball reported over Lincolnshire, England
Meteor with a long gold tail blazes across Alberta, Canada, 15 October 2012
Large bright fireball with orange-green tail breaks apart over Queensland, Australia, 29 August 2012

Something wicked this way comes? Read the following articles to learn more about the immediate cosmic threat:

Reign of Fire: Meteorites, Wildfires, Planetary Chaos and the Sixth Extinction
Meteorite Impacts Earth in Minden, Louisiana - Media and Government Cover It Up
Incoming! Meteor or Comet Fragment Explodes Above Southwestern US, Prompting US Army 'Missiles' Cover-up
Fireball explodes over Russian city: Widespread panic and structural damage, Thousand people injured

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Possible meteor explosion over Tosno, Leningrad Region, Russia?

Valery Lomovitsky, Nikita Mogutin
Life News Online, Russia
Sun, 07 Apr 2013 13:09 UTC
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© LifeNews Online, Russia
Emergencies Ministry stuff are trying to ascertain precise location of crash of unidentified celestial object wrecked near town of Tosno in Leningrad Region.

Life News publishes this exclusive eyewitness's photo that depicts falling of an alleged meteor.

Local resident was first who had reported about falling of an unidentified flying object from sky. He says this event happened at evening 6 April.

Evgeniy Galiev is resident of small town Tosno located in Leningrad Region. Нe turned to local Emergencies Ministry office and told that he had seen 'dark stripes that turned into bright and rushed down, supposedly from unidentified flying object'.

He provided Emergencies Ministry' stuff that arrived at site of the event photos that had been shot during the event as a proof.

At present personnel of Emergencies Ministry are trying to figure out origin of the effect that has been shot by eyewitness. They are checking flights of light aircrafts that had been performed from local airfields around time of the event.

Spokesman of Emergencies Ministry of Leningrad Region says that they still can't find any fallen object in outlined quadrant as result of preliminary search. Search is complicated because of the area is very swampy.

Source: Life News Online, in Russian (Translated by forum member)
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Meteor sighting over New Zealand?


The New Zealand Herald
Sat, 06 Apr 2013 03:49 UTC
A reader sent in this video filmed from Te Atatu Peninsula.

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Fireball explodes in the morning sky over Norway

Sindre Eye Helgheim
nrk.no
Thu, 04 Apr 2013 15:05 UTC
Norway fireball
© Tove HavelandTove Haveland took these pictures in the sky over Hardanger. She had just seen a fireball breaking atmosphere above Norway.
[Google translation]: Paper Deliverer witnessed the fireball that flew over southern Norway very early Wednesday morning. - Very interesting, says Knut Jorgen Roed Odegaard about the pictures she took.

Tove Haveland is still exhilarated by the experience very early on Wednesday morning. While most of Norheimsund was asleep, the paperboy was out driving today's deliveries. Then she saw something in the morning sky.

- It was a little before half past five and I saw the moon in the top right corner of the eye. Then it happened: It was as if something exploded in the sky.

- Then it was just like a ball of fire fell from the sky, it fell straight down and slid slowly down. The color was the same as the moon, but it is not lit up in the same manner, says Haveland.
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Cosmic turkey shoot: Flint, Michigan isn't the only place with mysterious explosions

Blake Thorne
M Live
Mon, 01 Apr 2013 16:22 UTC
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© MLive.com File Photo
The cause of the mystery booming noises Flint residents had complained about may be explained by the secret bomb range Flint police recently confirmed.

For months, years even, residents have reported random loud noises, like thunder or fireworks.

Flint isn't the only place where people have reported noises like this. All over the country are reports of strange noises and loud booming sounds. Usually, nobody seems to know where they're coming from.

Let's take a look.

Utah

In January, a television station out of Salt Lake City reported that "hundreds of people from Weber County to Utah County, and some as far north as Rock Springs, Wyoming reported that they felt shaking or heard loud booms." Experts reported seismic activity in the area, but there was no record of any earthquakes.

Massachusetts

Last November, reports out of Salem, Mass., indicated that "police responded to a report of loud explosions in the area of Bridge Street."

Oklahoma

In January, a local Oklahoma City television station reported that residents in the town of Guthrie had been reporting a mysterious noise around town.

Comment: It's not a mystery, really. Elsewhere on the Big Blue Marble there have been almost daily reports of loud booms as well as 'earthquakes' and meteorite explosions. This is just a small sample from the end of last year:

Thousands report loud boom and unusual sounds in Northeastern US: USGS classifies it as earthquake, but was it really an overhead meteor explosion?
Meteor explodes above Devon, England, blast wave blows open police station doors, tremors felt across wide area
Fragmentation and Sonics! Northern California Fireball Meteor +19'42 PDT 17OCT2012 - Unrelated to the Orionids
Slow-moving blue-orange fireball reported over Lincolnshire, England
Meteor with a long gold tail blazes across Alberta, Canada, 15 October 2012
Large bright fireball with orange-green tail breaks apart over Queensland, Australia, 29 August 2012

Something wicked this way comes? Read the following articles to learn more about the immediate cosmic threat:

Reign of Fire: Meteorites, Wildfires, Planetary Chaos and the Sixth Extinction
Meteorite Impacts Earth in Minden, Louisiana - Media and Government Cover It Up
Incoming! Meteor or Comet Fragment Explodes Above Southwestern US, Prompting US Army 'Missiles' Cover-up
Fireball explodes over Russian city: Widespread panic and structural damage, Thousand people injured

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