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Alchemist74 09:55:00 AM Sep 25 2007
krystmc555 is on the right track. The tail of the object was green. That is a good indication that it was probably metal based...either from space or from earth junk left in orbit but most likely from junk since it would probably have to be pretty concentrated with metal. (metals burn with color... if you don't know your chemistry) A lot of the object probably vaporized on impact so if it was a metal it would be pretty toxic to everyone breathing in the vapors.
Soccerslayer55t 04:44:01 PM Sep 20 2007
well there are 2 options .... the odor of the meteor actually has small but smart aliens in it.............................or the meteor has bad radiation
krystmc555 03:03:04 PM Sep 20 2007
Was it a meteorite or just the space junk we left in orbit. There is
plenty of it up there.
tree9616 09:11:23 AM Sep 20 2007
I propose that the meteorite may have stirred up "trash" that was already here. I'm no scientist by any means, but .... Hasn't the "jungle" been a "breeding grounds" for other terrestrial life forms? They may have just been laying dormant.
transcrono 05:45:30 AM Sep 20 2007
Beware! this is the first sign of a zombie infection! dont let the government cover it up! Start to prepare yourselfs for the worst!
Laurarvail1 12:18:26 AM Sep 20 2007
It's hard to confirm a meteorite strike as soon as they happen... you have to find something. If the heat raised by the meteor entering the atmosphere combined with compunds int he soil... yeah I can buy that... it could make people sick...
dramazee 08:00:00 PM Sep 19 2007
OJ DID IT BACK IN THE 1990 'S AND NOW IN LAS VEGAS WHAT THE "FUDGE" I LOVE SICK METEROITE
camachow496 07:25:18 PM Sep 19 2007
Let me see, a meteor hit Arizona 49,000 yrs ago, and that they can without any doubt tell us it was a meteor. But one hits Peru in 2002 and 2004 and the Geophysicist can not confirm what it is? Unbelievable!! I thought science was much more advanced today.
