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[Mark Turner <markt AT siteseers.net>]

Tanner Lovelace wrote:

> Shrink? Perhaps.  English teacher?  Definitely.  Read the entire
> article and you'll discover they did say what it was.  You can hardly call it
> an *unidentified* flying object when they *identify* what it was!
>
> > From the article:
>
> "A fireball," says Daniel Caton, observatory director and astronomy professor
> at Appalachian State University in Boone."

Perhaps. I'm still trying to reconcile what Kelly saw with this event. 
While a meteor could explain it one sighting, I find it highly 
implausible that two large meteors impacted in such a spectacular 
fashion 22 hours apart.

Even if Kelly is wrong about the date, how do you account for the 
difference in times reported: 6:30 and 8 PM? No meteor I know has ever 
lasted 90 minutes (or chose to explode twice, for that matter).

Strange. Its still a mystery to me.

Mark