re: Fire in the Sky (photos)

Was spreading decoys for goose hunting st 4 am in the early 90s when a part of satellite or space lab entered our atmosphere. It was very bright and reported across east tx, la, ark and miss. It light up everything for about 5 seconds. I was scared

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We call 'em Boeing bombs.

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I dropped a Boeing bomb over Ohio one night on a flight from NYC to Dallas. I don't think they ... Nevermind.

Chicken was asking about paragliders yesterday. Looks like his maiden voyage didn't go so well. That would be my guess.

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fricking sequoias in Ms

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I know. I seen it, too.

Actually, I said not much higher. To me with a B-52 passing overhead, 500 is not much above tree top. I am certain you are much more accurate in you assessment when one flies out of no where over you in the middle of the night on a dark deserted highway.

Usually these happen, or at least are visible at around midnight. It's just meteors burning up in the atmosphere.

I saw a crazy one around a year ago at around 11pm in my back yard. It lit up the sky in a bluish hue as it silently flew over me. I honestly was a little frightened and went to go look it up to make sure it was a "shooting star" and not an invasion.

Some baws on here noticed it as well.

It may be the Allen Parsons Project.

Someone might have flying a real hot air balloon. Who knows.

Is Isola short for Isolated? Cause it looks that way

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Mississippi here, nothing but bare cotton fields, catfish ponds and po-people

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Aight. So, what if it is aliens? Y’all gonna get’em fired, put them on welfare, and teach’em to throw bones all day?


Shhhhheeeeeeit

I drove from Yazoo City to Hernando last night through the delta and didn’t see shite. I was going pretty damn fast so that might be some fire out my tailpipe.