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Went through a roof of a house in Jersey. The picture looks like a big gold nugget to me. space rock?
And the police have it. So when it starts to melt in the station....Dondi said:Maybe it's a jet airliner turd. Them things get frozen like a rock as they drop and can do some gnarly damage.
Like in Joe Dirt...Dondi said:Maybe it's a jet airliner turd. Them things get frozen like a rock as they drop and can do some gnarly damage.
Dondi said:Maybe it's a jet airliner turd. Them things get frozen like a rock as they drop and can do some gnarly damage.
Dayum, if I'd gone to college and became a professer, I could announce in the newspaper that rocks are usually rocky"It's not all that uncommon to have rocks rain down from heaven," said Pryor, who had not seen the object that struck the Monmouth County home. "These are usually rocky or a mixture of rock and metal."
I could only picture Richard Pryor when I read that quote.aps45819 said:Dayum, if I'd gone to college and became a professer, I could announce in the newspaper that rocks are usually rocky
I guess Gorzo got the gun back.Railroad said:Mingblink, Mars (AP) - When Gorzo reached his 350th birthday and asked his mom for a BB gun, she warned him that he's shoot his optical sensor devices off. But nobody figured the first shot would reach escape velocity and head for earth.
"Kids these days," grumbled Zinfink Blatzfot, the local sheriff, "there will be repurcussions when the earthlings spot this one, I just KNOW it."
desertrat said:I guess Gorzo got the gun back.
ColoradoSpaceJunk
Discovery Channel or NGG... and the one I saw, the guys, two of them, sold them at a gallery in Texas. $300 a pound or something like that. They found one and the gallery owner appraised it at $96,000 or something like that.PsyOps said:I watched a show on (I think it was) the Discovery Channel of this guy that makes a living going around the world hunting for asteroids that have hit the earth. Since they are mostly made of iron he uses a metal detector to find them. I think he said he gets about $300+ for each one. He sells them to NASA.
Not sure of the station but the one I watched was one guy.2ndAmendment said:Discovery Channel or NGG... and the one I saw, the guys, two of them, sold them at a gallery in Texas. $300 a pound or something like that. They found one and the gallery owner appraised it at $96,000 or something like that.