UFO folks check this out
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Meteor
fmrUSMC_0844
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- Sep 4, 2008
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- Metal Detecting
I dont think meteors can change direction like that. Maybe it was a moth or bug that got in front of the camera.jeff of pa said:
thrillathahunt
Silver Member
Space junk falling back to earth.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/2325933...ace/t/space-junk-hits-earth-often-not-people/
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/2325933...ace/t/space-junk-hits-earth-often-not-people/
coinshooter
Bronze Member
One year I was in Quartzite, Arizona at a lapidary show.
I was having a beer and sitting outside our mhome looking at the sky with my binoculars for fun (stargazing).
Out of the darkness, I saw almost the same thing, but in my case, the light changed direction immediately and looked like it "bounced". It changed direction with NO curve, just an instant right turn. I was blown away. There were no physics that could explain this so far up in the sky. It did not look like a bounce as much as an instant turn with a perfect 90 degree angle.
I was having a beer and sitting outside our mhome looking at the sky with my binoculars for fun (stargazing).
Out of the darkness, I saw almost the same thing, but in my case, the light changed direction immediately and looked like it "bounced". It changed direction with NO curve, just an instant right turn. I was blown away. There were no physics that could explain this so far up in the sky. It did not look like a bounce as much as an instant turn with a perfect 90 degree angle.
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