Topic: Multicolored fireball in sky dazzles Southwest

[M Knight]

I started a new topic because I was imagining how Art Bell would have handled this story.  It would have been a riveting night of callers who were witnesses.  Perhaps Art would have a "dedicated" line.  A quote from the article:  "The bluish-green color suggests the object had some magnesium or nickel in it, Yeomans said."

For me, it would have been an all nighter with my radio, a hot cup of coffee, and Art Bell.

The Article:  http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/44529188/ns/technology_and_science-space/

[Ruteger]

I am sure the snoormeister would have read a pre-written statement and have gone on to open-lines...

[fabucat]

I started a new topic because I was imagining how Art Bell would have handled this story.  It would have been a riveting night of callers who were witnesses.  Perhaps Art would have a "dedicated" line.  A quote from the article:  "The bluish-green color suggests the object had some magnesium or nickel in it, Yeomans said."

For me, it would have been an all nighter with my radio, a hot cup of coffee, and Art Bell.

The Article:  http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/44529188/ns/technology_and_science-space/

You are sooooooooooooooooooooooooo right.  Art fanned the flames of our dreams, our myths, and our science.  How lucky we were....