So last night before retiring I took one last look at the sky. And there, was a falling star. We’ve all seen them, brightly flashing across the sky as it travels through the earth’s atmosphere. Zipping to earth only to disappear somewhere over the horizon.
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Have you seen one that wasn’t totally consumed before streaking across the sky? Have you ever wondered if there was anything left to impact the earth?
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Last night was a rare treat. Not only did I see a falling star, the star landed on the mountainside about 2 miles (as the crow flies) away.
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As it crosses the sky a falling star appears white but let me tell you, this one wasn’t. Oh the tail was white but as it dropped closer to the mountainside I could see its color was an iridescent green. Captured against the stark white snow covered mountainside. The surrounding mountains echoed the crackling sound it made while falling.
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I’ve always wondered…. Now I know.
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Have you seen one that wasn’t totally consumed before streaking across the sky? Have you ever wondered if there was anything left to impact the earth?
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Last night was a rare treat. Not only did I see a falling star, the star landed on the mountainside about 2 miles (as the crow flies) away.
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As it crosses the sky a falling star appears white but let me tell you, this one wasn’t. Oh the tail was white but as it dropped closer to the mountainside I could see its color was an iridescent green. Captured against the stark white snow covered mountainside. The surrounding mountains echoed the crackling sound it made while falling.
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I’ve always wondered…. Now I know.
