AN air and ground search of the area where a bright flash and explosion was witnessed early this morning has failed to find an obvious cause.

Emergency services initially believed a plane may have crashed into a mountain at Takilberan Creek northwest of Gin Gin but the Australian Search and Rescue Authority received no mayday or distress calls from aircraft.
Although a search found a fire on the mountain, there was no evidence of any wreckage or “risk to human life”.

But most said it was unlikely to be a meteorite because they were far too cold to spark fires.

/quote>

http://tinyurl.com/nt99em

The Vistors are coming...

But most said it was unlikely to be a meteorite because they were far too cold to spark fires.

regurgitating bulls***.

sounds like meteorite to me

at least people can stop talking about gay swine flu

Judgement Day is upon us.

haha one of the Courier Mail comments was "it was just another North Korean Missile Test."

IT'S BEGINNING

lightning bolt!

IT'S BEGINNING

LIES. IT'S ENDING!#@!

Declare this an emergency.
Come on and spread a sense of urgency,
And pull us through
And pull us through
And this is the end.
This is the end of the world!

it's a viral promotion for the end of the world 2012 trailer.

it's a viral promotion for faceman's mental retardation.

bunch of bruddas summoned the rainbow serpent

or it could just be aliens

awesome video

It's the end of the world as we know it.
It's the end of the world as we know it.
It's the end of the world as we know it.
And I feel fiiiiine.

lol maxe

While it would be great if this was a UFO I actually think it might be a case of Ball Lightening. I wonder what Metals are in the mountain. and if it played a part in what happened.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ball_lightning

One of the earliest and most destructive occurrences was reported during The Great Thunderstorm at a church in Widecombe-in-the-Moor, Devon, in England, on 21 October 1638. Four people died and approximately 60 were injured when, during a severe storm, an 8' ball of fire struck and entered the church, nearly destroying it. Large stones from the church walls were hurled into the ground and through large wooden beams. The ball of fire smashed the pews and many windows, and filled the church with a foul sulfurous odor and dark, thick smoke.

The ball of fire reportedly split in two, one exiting through a window by smashing it open, the other disappearing somewhere inside the church. The explanation at the time, because of the fire and sulfur smell, was that the ball of fire was "the devil" or the "flames of hell". Later, some blamed the entire incident on two people who had been playing cards in the pew during the sermon, who they say must have invoked God's wrath.[7]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/cb/Ball_lightning_appears_cropped.jpg

A photo purportedly depicting natural ball lightning, taken in 1987 by a student in Nagano, Japan.

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lol nice story.

Protip: don't play cards in church

Pro-tip: Don't trust stories from 1638. Or worse...earlier (e.g., The Bible).

I can't trust what's written in the Herald Sun yesterday - much less what some Greek Doctor (Luke) wrote 2000 years ago about some dude who lived 50 years or more before him.

Protip: Don't waste your life with conspiracy theories...

Nikola Tesla strikes again.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/6/6d/Tintin_cover_-_The_Seven_Crystal_Balls.jpg

OK show of hands; who immediately scrolled through the thread, skipping every post to see if Faceman had made a comment?

**puts hand up**

OK show of hands; who immediately scrolled through the thread, skipping every post to see if Faceman had made a comment?

I skipped to the end so I could post my witty comment about tesla that probably no one even gets :(

You do realise faceman posted the thread though right?

OK show of hands; who immediately scrolled through the thread, skipping every post to see if Faceman had made a comment?

I did.

I am not showing you s***.