Fiery Object Mystifies Scientists
Here are some highlights:
Finally, busting irony meters around the universe,
While this is, at first glance, only good for some cheap laughs at the expense of fundies, it does bring up a valid point. Historically, humans have associated celestial phenomena with all manner of omens and superstitious things. It seems we haven't really changed all that much, have we? We still see faces in the clouds, and evil signs in unusual meteors, and so on...
Is the sky simply something so captivating that we'll never entirely learn to treat it rationally?
Here are some highlights:
[After a news story about an atmospheric fireball is posted] "hmm... Maybe we were witnessing a supernatural event? I know that sounds crazy but I keep on thinking of satan and the 1/3 of his angels gettin hurled down to the earth at the beginning."
- tractsforchrist
Wow! Living in todays world, I sure would'nt rule that one out tractsforchrist!
- KateCanada
"Or maybe even one of God's major angels on the move."
- Mongoose60
"You guys, I magnified the image [of the celestial fireball]... I know this sounds like real crazy... but it looks like a horse or a dragon. Look at the 'eye' and the snout and the mane of fire...
Click here to see the picture
- tractsforchrist
[After seeing the pic] "Well, I'm convinced we are living in the end times! It very well could be!!! Lookin up with anticipation."
- KateCanada
"Wow! That is a weird pic and it INSTANTLY it made me think of this: The False Prophet! 'And he performed great signs, so that he even makes fire come down out of heaven to the earth in the presence of men' (Revelation 13:11-13)."
- nooneuno
"A ball of fire swooping outta the sky and here they go trying to explain something away as if it didn't matter or was insignificant. HELLOOOOO NASA? Is ther anybody in there?.. If some of these scientists would simply believe upon God imagine what they could discover about the world!"
- halfpint
"Did satan just fall to earth?"
- CaptainRoboT2
Finally, busting irony meters around the universe,
"Looks like what I would imagine a phoenix would being reborn. Fiery rebirth once every 1000 years or so the legend goes. Except there is no such thing as a phoenix outside of legend."
- Mrs. Hoppes
While this is, at first glance, only good for some cheap laughs at the expense of fundies, it does bring up a valid point. Historically, humans have associated celestial phenomena with all manner of omens and superstitious things. It seems we haven't really changed all that much, have we? We still see faces in the clouds, and evil signs in unusual meteors, and so on...
Is the sky simply something so captivating that we'll never entirely learn to treat it rationally?