If it's allowed, I was there. By 2am on the 15th, I sent an email to the local radio station. Within days, Hollywood knew the story. I don't want to corrupt the information and cause background radiation that blocks your own thought and ideas, but, there are people who care what I have to say. If you ask, maybe 300 civilians know of this. A few in the scientific community, and of course the media and government. This is a true story. all the facts are there. Hope I didn't screw it up for too many readers. And, thanks for reading.
1. Asteroid 2010 GA6 near close approach: 4-14-2010: ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=2010%20GA6;orb=1
2. Eyjafjallajökull erupts 4-14-2010:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_eruptions_of_Eyjafjallaj%C3%B6kull
3. Fireball Over Midwest 4-14-2010:
youtube.com/watch?v=9b4rfsOgi54
*check the solution date for the Asteroid. it has been changed and the diagram is no longer accurate for the past close approach (it hurt the story)The asteroid and earth no longer align as they did that day. Some will look at the diagram and come to a conclusion that the asteroid wasn't even close.
My best theory:
1a. I found iridium venting from some volcanoes. The iridium is outbound, not inbound, but there is iridium at some volcanoes. Therefore, the fireball came from the volcano. Sure I would have loved to see a new crater on the Moon. Just wasn't a big enough eruption.
All the rest:
1b. The three events are not connected. The asteroid missed. It was a volcanic eruption. The fireball is a completely different object.
The Holy Grail:
The asteroid traveled through a ribbon of space where VSL is allowed. Earth's weak gravitational force only slowed it down. The asteroid impacted the planet. A piece broke off. The asteroid bounced off the planet passed by the moon at 6.8 miles per second a few hours later, regained and continued it's present orbit around the SUN.
The fireball:
was the same event of 5 hours earlier and seen at safe speed.
Was a piece that broke off at impact and reentered the atmosphere
Notes:
Like when you throw a ball into a puddle, the ball speeds up.
A veil which made the light of the asteroid invisible.
The fireball trajectory went from Nebraska to Wisconsin heading towards Iceland.
1. Asteroid 2010 GA6 near close approach: 4-14-2010: ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=2010%20GA6;orb=1
2. Eyjafjallajökull erupts 4-14-2010:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_eruptions_of_Eyjafjallaj%C3%B6kull
3. Fireball Over Midwest 4-14-2010:
youtube.com/watch?v=9b4rfsOgi54
*check the solution date for the Asteroid. it has been changed and the diagram is no longer accurate for the past close approach (it hurt the story)The asteroid and earth no longer align as they did that day. Some will look at the diagram and come to a conclusion that the asteroid wasn't even close.
My best theory:
1a. I found iridium venting from some volcanoes. The iridium is outbound, not inbound, but there is iridium at some volcanoes. Therefore, the fireball came from the volcano. Sure I would have loved to see a new crater on the Moon. Just wasn't a big enough eruption.
All the rest:
1b. The three events are not connected. The asteroid missed. It was a volcanic eruption. The fireball is a completely different object.
The Holy Grail:
The asteroid traveled through a ribbon of space where VSL is allowed. Earth's weak gravitational force only slowed it down. The asteroid impacted the planet. A piece broke off. The asteroid bounced off the planet passed by the moon at 6.8 miles per second a few hours later, regained and continued it's present orbit around the SUN.
The fireball:
was the same event of 5 hours earlier and seen at safe speed.
Was a piece that broke off at impact and reentered the atmosphere
Notes:
Like when you throw a ball into a puddle, the ball speeds up.
A veil which made the light of the asteroid invisible.
The fireball trajectory went from Nebraska to Wisconsin heading towards Iceland.