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Index of Subjects I heard recently that everyone tested in North American shows minute concentrations of rocket fuel in their blood, so it's getting into the environment somehow. Laurie Murison wrote: > According to CBC radio, apparently it was a rocket that was used to > launch a satellite breaking up and falling back to the ocean somewhere > off Sable Island. Sorry I missed it but glad that it missed land but > hopefully nothing too toxic in it for the marine environment. > > Laurie Murison > Grand Manan, NB > > ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carl Haycock" <foggy@ns.sympatico.ca> > To: <naturens@chebucto.ns.ca> > Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2007 7:11 AM > Subject: [NatureNS] meteor > > >> Monday night ar app. 6:15p.m. I viewed a spectacular meteorite >> (meteor,bollide?)event. From the Grand Passage(Westport harbour) on >> Brier >> Island I saw 2 bright white lights falling from the sky to the southeast >> over St. Mary's Bay. Then a 3rd huge orange ball following along with >> the >> other 2. The sky lit up in an orange blaze for a few moments. >> Initially I >> asssumed it was an Aurora aircraft from Greenwood doing search and >> rescue >> operations and dropping flares (which I have seen in the past and >> this event >> looked just like that). I was stunned for a moment, heard no aircraft >> and >> then realized that it must have been a meteorite breaking up. It was >> quite >> awesome. >> >> Carl Haycock >> Westport >> > >
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