• Registered: 2004-04-06

Topic: Washington Weather

Anyone from Washington State? If so what's going on up there?

For anybody who hasn't heard, there was a 'meteor' that gave a good show in Bellevue over the weekend. Reports say that it lit-up the entire sky from horizon-to-horizon for several seconds then a large sonic-boom was heard and felt.

I don't know much about the properties of meteorites entering our atmosphere, but i've seen many shooting stars and they lit-up nothing more then their own narrow streak through the sky. Others that have actually made impact (despite size), have not been reported to create a sonic-boom, from any that i have ever heard about. I mean the meteor has some speed and momentum from traveling through space, but once it enter's our atmosphere isn't it falling at the speed of gravity minus heat-friction which should slow the vehichle down. I'm no Astrophysicist, so i'm not trying to sound like i know what i'm talking about, so if anybody has more knowledge or details about meteors entering our atmosphere, please enlighten me!!

Also, my cousin who lives up there said he saw an increase in chemtrail activity, and i guess there has been about 6 or 7 tornadoes/twisters in West Washington, where normally they might get 1 or 2 a year and only in Eastern Wasginton.

We only communicate through email and sometimes its days before i hear from him and i'm anxious to find out more information.

2 Reply by aaronfirebrand (edited by aaronfirebrand 2004-06-07 15:13:11)

  • aaronfirebrand
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Re: Washington Weather

Hi, king. I live in central WA and have spoken to friends in the Seattle area. Several had actually seen and heard it, but descriptions are varied. Newspapers and TV were calling it a "computer monitor-sized object". Why they would use that reference is beyond me. I know nothing about tornadoes or twisters in WA (only little whirlwinds, which I can't recall seeing for a long time). I'm watching the skies more than usual these days. Chemtrails in the day and night (when you can see them by moonlight). Of course, the more people looking up, the more chemtrails are spotted. I've been seeing them for several years. Incidentally, one of the first things I noticed about chemtrails was that I didn't hear birds singing during their presence. What I've been interested in currently connects to a "wormwood project" at Learnmouth Observatory (sp?). Trying to get more info. It might be more connected to the Revelation depiction of "wormwood" and a great star falling from heaven than to the Chernobyl disaster (Chernobyl apparently translates to "wormwood"). The Chernobyl connection might be another red herring in this context. I need to get to Ellensburg (CWU has a pretty good astronomy dept.) so I can get local information. School's out for a bit, so when I can, I will.