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RSOE Emergency and Disaster Information ServiceBudapest, Hungary

RSOE EDIS ALERTMAIL

2011-10-22 13:10:58 - Event into space - United Kingdom

EDIS Code:

CO-20111022-32783-GBR

Date & Time:

2011-10-22 13:10:58 [uTC]

Continent:

Europe

Country:

United Kingdom

State/Prov.:

England,

Location:

Whitstable coastal area,

City:

Damage level: Moderate (Level 2)

Not confirmed information!

Description:

A meteorite falling into the sea sparked a search and rescue mission last night after two people reported they saw a plane crash into the water off the coast of Whitstable. Kent Fire and Rescue Service were called out after a pilot and another person both reported they saw what the thought was an aircraft crashing into the sea. However, after firefighters from Whitstable and nearby Herne Bay scoured the area, no trace of the aircraft could be found. Air traffic controllers, reported they didn & #8217;t have any planes missing, so eventually the search was called off, and put down to a meteorite falling to Earth. Hundreds of meteorites are expected to streak across the sky this weekend as the Earth passes through a cloud of dust left by behind by a comet called Giacobini-Zinner. A spokesman for Kent Fire and Rescue Service said: " Two independent calls came in reporting a plane had crashed off the coast. " Even a pilot who was looking out of his window reported a plane was in distress and had gone into the sea. " Fishermen in the area also reported seeing something, but in the end nothing was found and it was put down to a meteorite falling to Earth. "

Posted:2011-10-22 13:10:58 [uTC]

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So that's where it landed! I saw the photo of the satellite on the news --of it going through the skies. hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSers Life egroup <MSersLife >Sent: Saturday, October 22, 2011 6:21 AMSubject: t RSOE EDIS: United Kingdom - Event into space - 2011.10.22

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RSOE Emergency and Disaster Information ServiceBudapest, Hungary

RSOE EDIS ALERTMAIL

2011-10-22 13:10:58 - Event into space - United Kingdom

EDIS Code:

CO-20111022-32783-GBR

Date & Time:

2011-10-22 13:10:58 [uTC]

Continent:

Europe

Country:

United Kingdom

State/Prov.:

England,

Location:

Whitstable coastal area,

City:

Damage level: Moderate (Level 2)

Not confirmed information!

Description:

A meteorite falling into the sea sparked a search and rescue mission last night after two people reported they saw a plane crash into the water off the coast of Whitstable. Kent Fire and Rescue Service were called out after a pilot and another person both reported they saw what the thought was an aircraft crashing into the sea. However, after firefighters from Whitstable and nearby Herne Bay scoured the area, no trace of the aircraft could be found. Air traffic controllers, reported they didn & #8217;t have any planes missing, so eventually the search was called off, and put down to a meteorite falling to Earth. Hundreds of meteorites are expected to streak across the sky this weekend as the Earth passes through a cloud of dust left by behind by a comet called Giacobini-Zinner. A spokesman for Kent Fire and Rescue Service said: "Two independent calls came in reporting a plane had crashed off the coast. "Even a pilot who was looking out of his

window reported a plane was in distress and had gone into the sea. "Fishermen in the area also reported seeing something, but in the end nothing was found and it was put down to a meteorite falling to Earth."

Posted:2011-10-22 13:10:58 [uTC]

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So that's where it landed! I saw the photo of the satellite on the news --of it going through the skies. hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSers Life egroup <MSersLife >Sent: Saturday, October 22, 2011 6:21 AMSubject: t RSOE EDIS: United Kingdom - Event into space - 2011.10.22

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Subject: RSOE EDIS: United Kingdom - Event into space - 2011.10.22To: RSOE EDIS AlertMail

RSOE Emergency and Disaster Information ServiceBudapest, Hungary

RSOE EDIS ALERTMAIL

2011-10-22 13:10:58 - Event into space - United Kingdom

EDIS Code:

CO-20111022-32783-GBR

Date & Time:

2011-10-22 13:10:58 [uTC]

Continent:

Europe

Country:

United Kingdom

State/Prov.:

England,

Location:

Whitstable coastal area,

City:

Damage level: Moderate (Level 2)

Not confirmed information!

Description:

A meteorite falling into the sea sparked a search and rescue mission last night after two people reported they saw a plane crash into the water off the coast of Whitstable. Kent Fire and Rescue Service were called out after a pilot and another person both reported they saw what the thought was an aircraft crashing into the sea. However, after firefighters from Whitstable and nearby Herne Bay scoured the area, no trace of the aircraft could be found. Air traffic controllers, reported they didn & #8217;t have any planes missing, so eventually the search was called off, and put down to a meteorite falling to Earth. Hundreds of meteorites are expected to streak across the sky this weekend as the Earth passes through a cloud of dust left by behind by a comet called Giacobini-Zinner. A spokesman for Kent Fire and Rescue Service said: "Two independent calls came in reporting a plane had crashed off the coast. "Even a pilot who was looking out of his

window reported a plane was in distress and had gone into the sea. "Fishermen in the area also reported seeing something, but in the end nothing was found and it was put down to a meteorite falling to Earth."

Posted:2011-10-22 13:10:58 [uTC]

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