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Re: (meteorobs) Daytime Meteor
Hi all,
This A.M. the TV news broadcast an interview with local folks from the
Salladasburg, PA area. The report mentioned scorched corn and so forth. My
"fraud antenna" picked up the possibility of rural hucksters trying to bring
tourists to out-in-the-middle-of-nowhere Pennsylvania. I understand that
real meteorites land with less than corn scorching temperatures (cool is
what I actually heard). Bob's report mentioned men "watching deer".
Perhaps these same guys torched the shrubbery?
Developments will be fascinating to watch!
Rich
>From: YoungBob2@aol.com
>Reply-To: meteorobs@atmob.org
>To: meteorobs@atmob.org
>Subject: (meteorobs) Daytime Meteor
>Date: Mon, 23 Jul 2001 23:37:09 EDT
>
>At 11:25 PM Channel 8 TV's (Lancaster, PA) Rick Whalen reported
>from Salladasburg, PA. The local Fire Chief was interviewed.
>
>The Fire Chief sayd, "we think some landed there. We're not really sure."
>A 20 to 25 foot area of corn is scorched with burned leaves. There is
>a grey dust on the leaves.
>
>People were in the field watching deer and they saw something.
>The farmer who owns the land saw the flash but didn't see it land.
>Another unattributed witness was "knocked off his feet" by the
>boom.
>
>Tomorrow State Emergency Agency personnel will travel to the
>site, according to the report.
>
>Bob Young
>
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