... sky above the dense forests of Siberia. Minutes later came a blinding flash,...they're considering every possibility - from asteroids and comets to some rather more...alien attack. Although, if so, why Siberia? It's not exactly a prime...a far off planet mistook the massive 1883 Krakatoa eruption as a cheerful.../article-1031310/Was-massive-blast-Siberia-asteroid-clumsy-alien-attempt-make-...

....listserv.skeptic you wrote: <snip> Tunguska blast still a mystery 100 years onStory Highlights 100 years after explosion in Siberia, no conclusions what caused it Theories..., Russia (CNN) -- It produced a blast hundreds of times stronger than the... 35 years investigating the Siberian blast, despite intense interest in the ... looking at the trajectories of asteroids say that if a large ...

Karen Daskawicz wrote: Blueygold? Perhaps they meant GlueyBold, which is an extremely hard to remove, offensive wallpaper. That would imply a clumsy alien attempt to redecorate. mike -- Due to the insane amount of spam and garbage, this filter blocks all postings from Gmail, Google Mail and Google Groups. http://improve-usenet.org/ ...

Lisa Williams wrote: So, did any of them give you any illustrative color swatches? Sounds to me that would end up being sort of greenish, but you never know. Nope, no color swatches. But, you made a good observation: blue and yellow (gold) normally yield green. Regardless, we may have all been party to the coining of a brand new word: "blueygold." -Karen Daskawicz ...

Karen Daskawicz wrote: So, I went back and insisted that I meant "blueygold" which yielded a whopping nine hits, a lot easier to investigate Five of these hits ended up being references to this quote. So, did any of them give you any illustrative color swatches? Sounds to me that would end up being sort of greenish, but you never know. - Lisa -- Lisa C. Williams: lisa@...

On Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 7:34 AM, Garrison Hilliard <skeptics_talk@vmetze.mrl.uiuc.edu> wrote: At 7.17am on June 30, 1908, a towering column of light, bright as the sun and blueygold in colour, Blueygold? Thinking I might have somehow gotten through my life and never stumbled upon this word before, I Googled it. Google first wanted to know if I meant "bluegold" so I decided to ...