Contest - Where will the Space Junk land
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Setec Astronomy
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My friend says it landed next to her house!!
Oh wait...that was just the neighbor kid's car...
Oh wait...that was just the neighbor kid's car...
cmichael258
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Congratulations to all of you who said it would land in the Pacific.
Flash was planning to send each of you the hand crafted box of Wolfgang Fusion Estate Wax.
Unfortunately, Flash was on a Pacific cruise to Hawaii when the unthinkable happened.
Oh well.
:awman:
Flash was planning to send each of you the hand crafted box of Wolfgang Fusion Estate Wax.
Unfortunately, Flash was on a Pacific cruise to Hawaii when the unthinkable happened.
Oh well.
:awman:
Flash Gordon
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Still waiting on an official announcement to declare the winner.
My thanks goes out to everyone who entered my latest contest.
Yours truly,
Flash
My thanks goes out to everyone who entered my latest contest.
Yours truly,
Flash
Mazda.Mark
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NASA: Satellite fell in south Pacific, not Canada - Yahoo! News
Landed in southern pacific ocean into remote islands
Landed in southern pacific ocean into remote islands
Flash Gordon
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I guessed Hollyweird....does this mean I won?, or was there someone who guessed closer?
I would hate to award the wrong person with the grand prize
Chris's FX4
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I think TornadoRed acutally had the closest guess.
... and yes, I actually skimmed through the whole thread to see who was closest.
... and yes, I actually skimmed through the whole thread to see who was closest.
BobbyG
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According to witnesses and several independent photos from Northern Minnesota and Southern Canada, 16 pieces of debris lit up the night sky enough to be photographed. These photos aired on several national news channels and clearly showed glowing debris falling from the sky. Guess what? Those photos we all saw on the news are no longer available as they were that night or the next day...
Also in the same direction as NASA indicated from North to South. There's no way in hell anyone from Northern Minnesota or Canada took photos of debris over the Pacific Ocean from there.
Let me see....
- NASA
- US Air Force
- Weather Satellite
My guess is they don't want anyone looking for or recovering pieces regardless of size... and that was no "weather satellite" either...