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600 Villagers fall ill after fireball hits Peru

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17 years 3 months ago #51138 by Frank Ryan
600 Villagers fall ill after fireball hits Peru was created by Frank Ryan
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Imagine that thing slamming into a main street in a populated city!
It's amazing it hasn't happened yet.
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17 years 3 months ago #51144 by Keith g
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Poor people, It was maybe sulphur alright, which is not nice stuff. It's rare to hear of this event alone, nevermind the side affects of those gases...

Keith..

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17 years 3 months ago #51146 by voyager
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Accroding to the Bad Astronomer it may not be a meteor, it could be space debris and that can have all sorts of nasty chemicals in it.

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17 years 3 months ago #51150 by pmgisme
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They smoke Coca Leaves around there.
Powerful stuff.

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17 years 3 months ago #51176 by dmcdona
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Meteor folks are very sceptical about this. they believe its more lilkely to be volcanic activity.

The coca leaves may indeed make them think it was meteor...

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17 years 3 months ago #51178 by voyager
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Meteor folks are very sceptical about this. they believe its more lilkely to be volcanic activity.


That would certainly explain the sulphor!

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