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  Fireball over Canada

  http://justisengard.org/2008/12/22/fireball-over-canada/
  15 days ago in tHe ePIC rAMblINGs of JusTisEngArd · Authority: 19

  Talk about timing.  Just a couple of weeks before the release of The Day the Earth Stood Still. Fireball Sparks amazement in Canada Check out the video.
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  Meteor in Canada; Planets Converge

  http://freakyfrugalite.com/meteor-in-canada-planets-converge...
  35 days ago in Freaky Frugalite · Authority: 81

  Meteor in Canada; Planets Converge This video was posted on Kim Komando’s site today. It’s of a meteor, smashing into the Earth’s atmosphere at Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. It happened November 20th, two weeks ago. It created an amazing glow. A police car camera actually caught this on tape! Cool! Watch and see. In other astronomy news, there’s an amazing converging of the moon, Jupiter, and Venus this week. The big show was last night. They are so beautiful, shining like glimmering diamond rings. This converging won’t happen again until 2052. I probably won’t be here for that, lol. Venus and Jupiter are going to come back into this position in 2011 and 2012, but without the moon. Amazing! You can read more about that here. [IMG [Slashdot]] [IMG [Digg]] [IMG [Reddit]] [IMG [del.icio.us]] [IMG [Facebook]] [IMG [Technorati]] [IMG [Google]] [IMG [StumbleUpon]]
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  I haven't posted about the Great Saskatchewan Meteorite...

  http://ewillett.livejournal.com/170713.html
  39 days ago in Hasenpfeffer · Authority: 8

  ...because I didn't see it, darn it. I still have vivid memories of seeing a fireball streak cross the skies over Texas when I was about seven. I would have loved to have seen this one. Oh, well. Looks like they've found some pieces of it, at least. I've never seen a total solar eclipse, either. There was a near-total one in southern Saskatchewan on February 26, 1979...and I missed it because I was away at university in Arkansas. (Stamps feet.) It's not fair!
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  I haven't posted about the Great Saskatchewan Meteorite...

  http://edwardwillett.blogspot.com/2008/11/i-havent-posted-ab...
  39 days ago in Hassenpfeffer · Authority: 30

  ...because I didn't see it, darn it.I still have vivid memories of seeing a fireball streak cross the skies over Texas when I was about seven. I would have loved to have seen this one.Oh, well. Looks like they've found some pieces of it, at least.I've never seen a total solar eclipse, either. There was a near-total one in southern Saskatchewan on February 26, 1979...and I missed it because I was away at university in Arkansas.(Stamps feet.) It's not fair! Sphere: Related Content
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  A La Carte (11/25)

  http://www.challies.com/sideblog/archives/2008/11/a_la_carte...
  42 days ago in Challies Dot Com :: Informing The Reforming :: A Reformed, Christian Blog · Authority: 1,088

  A La Carte (11/25) A Challenging Reminder for Women Nicki at titus2talk shares a challenging reminder for women from John Piper. Great Worship Songs Greatworshipsongs.com is offering a handful of free downloads, many of which are Christmas-themed. More Free Songs And while we’re on the subject of free songs, Jesusfreakhideout also has several songs available for free download. Fireball Sparks Amazement Check out this incredible footage on MSNBC. “University of Calgary planetary scientist Alan Hildebrand called it one of the largest meteors visible in the country in the last decade. Widely broadcast video images showed what appeared to be a speeding fireball Thursday night over Saskatoon that became larger and brighter before disappearing as it neared the ground.” The Decline and Fall of Charity “If you think retailers have it bad this Christmas, consider the effect that a slumping economy will have on America’s charities…” Biggest Two-Day Dow Advances Here’s a bit of perspective as we look at the Dow advances over the past two days. “The bad news: Eleven of the 12 best two-day periods were at various times during the Great Depression.” Deal of the Day: Amazon Customers Vote Amazon carries on their pre-Christmas tradition by allowing customers to vote for products they would like to purchase at unreal discounts. Any Amazon customer can vote and compete for these discounts.
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  Fireball sparks amazement in Canada

  http://www.fsri.org/?p=1631
  45 days ago in Florida Space Research and Information · Authority: 1

  Scientists say they hope to find remnants of a meteor that brilliantly lit up the sky before falling to earth in western Canada.

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