Meteorite?

Randy

Tuesday, 02.01.2001 22:30 MYSTERIOUS INCIDENT IN FINLAND. Uncommon events occurred today in Finland. In the lake near Bennayes town directly from the sky fell some enormous unidentified body. According to the evidence of eyewitnesses, everything occurred within a few seconds. Was heard loud whistle, then the sound of impact/shock. Enormous funnel/hopper was formed on the spot of the incidence/drop in the object/subject in ice.

Anyone know anything about this?

Thanks.

X-Omega

That's really strange, I've heard nothing about that. I even checked the websites of our major news services and I found nothing.
Probably some defunct spy plane of you Yanks. [img]http://forums.firstones.com/forums/wink.gif[/img]

PS. Maybe the aliens move within us now that it's the third millennium... [img]http://forums.firstones.com/forums/icons/icon18.gif[/img]

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Randy

[quote]Originally posted by X-Omega:
[b]That's really strange, I've heard nothing about that. I even checked the websites of our major news services and I found nothing.
Probably some defunct spy plane of you Yanks. [img]http://forums.firstones.com/forums/wink.gif[/img]

[/b][/quote]

LOL! You're probably right. Hee, hee.

PJH

Strange, I haven't heard anything either. And I check the news regularly everyday.

Where'd you get that news Randy? I'd like to read that if it's on the web somewhere.

Also, that Bennayes town doesn't sound very Finnish and at least I have not heard of it before. Would it be possible that it's a place with the same name in US or another country?

In any case, this is very interesting and I'd like to know more about it.

- PJH

Randy

This is all that I have:

From: "Andrei Ol'khovatov"
>Reply-To: meteorobs@jovian.com
>To:
>Subject: (meteorobs) Fresh fall in Finland?
>Date: Wed, 3 Jan 2001 07:18:21 +0300
>
>Dear All!
>The last evening Russian mass-media reported about something resembling a
>meteorite fall in Finland. Here is an electronic translation into English.
>You can see a couple of pictures in
>http://www.ortv.ru/owa/ort_win/ort_news1.news?parms=code=/owa/ort_win/~inraz
>del=catastrophes~inid=23558
>Does anybody hear any details?
>
>Sincerely,
>Andrei Ol'khovatov
>Russia, Moscow
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>Tuesday, 02.01.2001 22:30 MYSTERIOUS INCIDENT IN FINLAND. Uncommon events
>occurred today in Finland. In the lake near Bennayes town directly from the
>sky fell some enormous unidentified body. According to the evidence of
>eyewitnesses, everything occurred within a few seconds. Was heard loud
>whistle, then the sound of impact/shock. Enormous funnel/hopper was formed
>on the spot of the incidence/drop in the object/subject in ice. Scientists
>do not exclude, that the local residents became the eyewitnesses of the
>incidence/drop in the large meteorite. However, it will be possible to
>explain this for sure only after the bottom of lake inspect divers.
>-
>
>
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Let me know if you come up with anything.

PJH

I managed to locate those pics from that Russian site.

[img]http://www1.ortv.ru:8080/img/20010102221801.gif[/img]

[img]http://www1.ortv.ru:8080/img/20010102221809.gif[/img]

And [url="http://www.ortv.ru/owa/ort_win/ORT_NEWS1.NEWS?Parms=code=/owa/ort_win/~InTitle=~InDate=02.01.2001~InId=23558"]here[/url] is the original page with the article and pics in Russian language.

I'll check some newspapers and websites to see if I can find any info about this.

- PJH

Randy

Cool. Thanks!

X-Omega

Now there was a big story in TV news. They were showing video of the guy who found a hole in the ice of a small pond (which is also in those pictures). They are not sure though if it was caused by a meteorite or just a gas eruption in the pond.

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[This message has been edited by X-Omega (edited 01-04-2001).]

Prime Minister

[quote][b]
They are not sure though if it was caused by a meteorite or just a gas eruption in the pond.

[/b][/quote]


No, no...they do not understand! It was an aardvark!


PS. A green one [img]http://forums.firstones.com/forums/tongue.gif[/img]


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PJH

Yes, it was in the news today and they indeed don't know for sure what really caused it, but they'll probably examine the bottom soon and find out if it was a meteorite or not. I'll let you know when/if there comes any more news about it later.

- PJH

PJH

Forgot to mention, that many people had also seen some light phenomenons in the sky during the same day. Though those could've been as well people still shooting some new years rockets, but who knows.
I actually believe more in the meteorite theory myself. That gas one just seems a bit too weird to me and afterall small meteorites fall from the sky all the time anyway. Though most of them usually burn in the atmosphere and never reach the ground.

- PJH

Prime Minister

The light phenomenons were Vorlons. All is clear, you just do not understand!

Hush

WHOA!

Didnät even know [img]http://forums.firstones.com/forums/frown.gif[/img]

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AMD.Pawe

yesss.... there were Vorlonsss I've been there my ssself... Ok, I think it was a meteorite, what else could it be?

Jabu

A what what in a what what what?

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