Re: FWD (IUFO) balls of light

From: Terry W. Colvin (fortean1@frontiernet.net)
Date: Sun Jul 02 2000 - 14:01:58 MDT


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Randy, try this site for updates on ball lightning and related phenomena.

Terry

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Randy Smith wrote:
>
> YEs, this is a fascinating area. My aunt, now retired, and a hard-nosed
> type, a former senior vice president of a major bank, saw a "ufo" up close
> about 30 years ago in San Antonio. It was in her kitchen! It came in through
> the window as an orange ball, baseball-sized, and floated above the stove
> and then popped.
>
> I have read some interesting theories re this type of UFO when it comes to
> ball lightning, plasma and vortices.
>
> Strangely enough I have heard some theories re this type of UFO and the
> creation of the crop circles by means of ball lightning.
>
> Also, there are some recurrent UFOs in Northern Norway that have been
> attributed in theory to large flocks of flying insects that glow due to some
> not yet understood electrical phenomena.
>
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