Spooky indeed … ‘Eddie Irizarry, an astronomy professor in Puerto Rico and vice president of the Caribbean Astronomy Society, told the Associated Press the meteor was likely several feet long and was visible for about 10 seconds from all over the island. “That makes it into quite a rare event,” Irizarry said. A National Weather Service satellite spotted the fireball at around 4:30 p.m Friday.’
I really need to quote my friend María I. A. C. on this one: “Can locusts be far behind? Dios mío.” Vincent Barone (New York Post) reports on the orange-tinged meteor seen by so many Puerto Ricans across the island yesterday.
A streaking meteor soaring low over Puerto Rico amazed and unsettled residents already grappling with devastating earthquakes. Puerto Ricans posted photos and videos of the fireball on social media after it passed overhead Friday afternoon — with some fearing that it was a crashing aircraft.
Eddie Irizarry, an astronomy professor in Puerto Rico and vice president of the Caribbean Astronomy Society, told the Associated Press the meteor was likely several feet long and was visible for about 10 seconds from all over the island. “That makes it into quite a rare event,” Irizarry said.
A National Weather Service satellite spotted the fireball at around 4:30 p.m Friday.
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You’ve cut back your political coverage. I am curious of why?
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Are you sure it was an Iranian missile? .That might give Trump more excuse to resume his bombing,
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