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This just made me go hmmm? I found it odd that reporters are being blocked from accessing the damage in the CO wildfires as written about in this article carried on SOTT:
http://www.sott.net/articles/show/246952-Law-enforcement-restricts-media-wildfire-coverage
Law enforcement's angle is they want to protect the privacy of the residents and make sure they are the first ones to see the damage done. Umm, they really care that much huh? They've got to be hiding something right?
Earlier today my mother said she saw on the news that some planes were grounded due to a meteor in the area. She caught the end of it and waited to see if it would air again. It didn't. She found it puzzling that the station didn't keep repeating the story as they usually do.
I looked on youtube and saw this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Jz9G2mahnQ
There's a link to a story carried by the AP
The SOTT article mentions northern CO and the AP article talks about central CO...but it's interesting nonetheless.
http://www.sott.net/articles/show/246952-Law-enforcement-restricts-media-wildfire-coverage
Law enforcement's angle is they want to protect the privacy of the residents and make sure they are the first ones to see the damage done. Umm, they really care that much huh? They've got to be hiding something right?
Earlier today my mother said she saw on the news that some planes were grounded due to a meteor in the area. She caught the end of it and waited to see if it would air again. It didn't. She found it puzzling that the station didn't keep repeating the story as they usually do.
I looked on youtube and saw this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Jz9G2mahnQ
There's a link to a story carried by the AP
AP) -- Authorities grounded firefighting aircraft battling an out-of-control blaze scorching central Colorado on Wednesday, reacting with caution to witness reports of meteor sightings.
The temporary move came amid several reported sky sightings near the fire burning 1,100 acres, or nearly 2 square miles, west of Colorado Springs.
Chaffee County Sheriff W. Peter Palmer said his office received multiple reports, including one person who thought a meteorite might have landed in a wooded area north of Buena Vista. Palmer said officials could not confirm that report.
Meanwhile, the crew of a heavy air tanker spotted something while making a slurry run on the blaze, said Steve Segin, a spokesman for the U.S. Forest Service.
"They weren't sure what it was," Segin said, confirming the report of a possible meteor shower.
The SOTT article mentions northern CO and the AP article talks about central CO...but it's interesting nonetheless.