Hi Elton and list,
NASA Goddard Images just tweeted a photo from this event. I tweeted back "this must be a hoax". I think the odds are slim for it to be a meteorite but hey, I'm no "Expert". It may be remotely possible I suppose.

Regards!

Tom


On 04/03/2014 03:34 PM, MEM wrote:
Picking up on part of what Chis stated: Statistics of "probability" mean nothing in the 
relm of "possibility". so this is not a valid argument against this being the real thing 
based on probability alone. Nothing I've seen/read prevents this from being 'bonna fide' video of a 
falling (soon to be) meteorite.  Be it remembered that secondary fusion crust is often light gray.

Statistically, it was improbable that Michelle Knapp's Malibu would be struck by a meteoroid which 
entered the atmosphere several states away.  Statistically, a meteorite wouldn't "likely" 
fall at the edge a green where a golfer was putting.  Statistically a meteorite wouldn't be 
"likely" to punch through a house in Alabama, bounce off the radio/tv and, exactly strike 
a woman relining on a sofa.   Statistically all these events are remote, yes-- but not only were 
they possible they happened and we take their improbability without a blink or a nod.

Elton


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