Massive Fireball Over Tokyo

[Judee]

Massive Fireball Over Tokyo
Sun, 08 Nov 2009 07

Several people observed a massive meteor fireball emitting a brighter than usual flash at around 8:30 pm on the 6th of November - it was observed throughout the province. According to a statement from the Toyama Observatory, it was a "massive fireball", a rare phenomenon caused by a large mass of meteorite.


The fireball was observed traveling in a northern direction. It lit up the skies for a full two to three seconds, falling to an area unknown at this time. The fireball divided into several individual pieces as the meteor exploded in the middle with a white, yellow, and red emission.

Usually when a meteorite enters the Earth's atmosphere, it burns up due to a super-heated atmospheric friction. It is often known as a "shooting star" -- But due to the size of this meteorite and its strong longer glow, it caused panic among large populated areas around the Tokyo vicinity.

http://www.sott.net/articles/show/196396-Massive-Fireball-Over-Tokyo

[Divinorumus]

Nothing to worry about here folks, so keep moving along. And no talking among yourselves about any of this, no need to create any kind of fear mongering among those that would like to believe everything is going to be just hunky-dory. Oh, and you vampires, keep your distance from the non-terrorists on Earth .. no need to cause any collateral damage where none was intended. Don't think hiding among the veganites will save you, that's as pitiful as them other terrorists that hide behind innocent women and children. Remember, Gaia can be just as ruthless as humons when having to deal with humon terrorists that infest the Earth. :naughty:

[Divinorumus]

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