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South Carolina UFO Turns Night Sky Blue

Mother Nature’s many attempts to exterminate the human race failed yet again this Monday, when a UFO, later identified as a bolide meteorite, scoured the sky of upstate South Carolina, giving witnesses a moment of bright blue sky, before it exploded and fell to the earth with a crash felt by many.

 

The UFO was witnessed at around 2 a. m. by many across South Carolina, inspiring over 30 calls to the 911 service to report the explosion. Cindie Stubbs of Fountain Inn told reporters, “I saw this big, bright light that made the sand almost sparkle. It was so bright, it scared me.” She added that she thought for an instant it was aliens.

 

The scientists’ version of the story is predictably less colorful. Said Charles St. Luca, of the Roper Mountain Science Center in Greenville astronomy department, “It sounds like a typical bolide. A bolide is a meteor that comes in, heats up and this one broke apart into three or four pieces, and glowed a bright blue-white. This was kind of a rogue object — no way to predict it — and that makes it even more delightful.”



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One Fox affiliate even caught the spectacle on its security camera.

 

The location of its crash is not yet known.

 

 

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Daniel June Posted by on February 17, 2012. Filed under Home,Shocking. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.

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