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fireball, very bright meteor meteor, appearance of a small particle flying through space that interacts with the earth's upper atmosphere. While still outside the atmosphere, the particle is known as a meteoroid. Countless meteoroids of varying sizes are moving about the solar system at any time. ..... Click the link for more information. leaving a trail in the sky that can remain visible for several minutes; often a distinct sound, perhaps caused by very low frequency radio waves, is associated with it. A bolide (bō`līd) is a fireball that explodes in the air because of thermal stresses created when it passes through the earth's atmosphere. |
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| PALMDALE -- Fireballs lit up the pre-dawn sky when thousands of bullets and gunpowder stored in a cargo container in an industrial storage yard caught fire. In mid-1947, VF-1E's Fireballs were replaced by F6F-5N Hellcats. TODAY I'D LIKE TO TAKE TIME OUT FROM MY BUSY SCHEDULE OF CAR CHASES, EXPLODING FIREBALLS, AUTOMATIC WEAPONS FIRE AND MINDLESS MOVIE MAYHEM TO DISCUSS A SUBJECT ZAT IS VERY CLOSE TO ME: TIGHT UNDERWEAR. |
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