Nearly 30 years after the legendary Varginha UFO incident, a Brazilian doctor has broken his… Read More
Director Luigi Vendittelli’s investigation into Bob Lazar’s alleged work at S4 near Area 51 adds… Read More
Few alleged UFO narratives have generated as much fascination, skepticism, and debate as the story… Read More
Three glowing orbs appeared during a storm in Doha. Rare natural phenomenon or unexplained UFO… Read More
Physicist Eric Davis claims President Jimmy Carter received a secret UFO briefing in 1977 about… Read More
Eric Burlison raises questions about a massive alleged overseas UAP object reportedly too large to… Read More
This website uses cookies.
View Comments
Def something fishy about that Houston fireball for sure! Also... just so you know, Dallas area is getting hit HARD, mass sightings all over the place. A recap and the best videos: http://www.texasufosightings.com/1/post/2013/03/wowzers-dallas-youve-been-invaded.html hope that's helpful. keep up the good work!
Meteors come in at a 45 degree angle and either burn out, explode, or impact. They don't just calmly fly by and out of sight.
you sure got that right!
Meteors come in at all angles, I don't know where you got the 45 degree thing but I can assure you that's wrong. Sometimes they can come in at such a shallow angle that they skip right back into space. This guy says it lasted 3-4 minutes, no way, meteors come in at thousands of miles an hour and whether they explode, burn up, or hit the Earth it only takes seconds, 8-10 at the very most.
brownsville seems to have many and notice texas is live
So why are they talking about and calling this object a meteor? It clearly states that the object took 3-4 minutes to fly across the sky. Am I missing something here?
Agree with 3-4 minutes NOT being an indicator of a meteorite.
GIVE US TIME TO EVACUATE?!?!!???Lady,we can crap our pants later! What we need is time to HAUL A$$!