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Compressed Matieral, or "Frozen" Matieral (sic) hits atmosphere oris (italics by A) PRONTO WHEN AREA SUDDENLY "FROZE" it causes implosions. (AIR) Kepler reported "A burning globe appeared at sunset, on November 17, 1623, visible all over Germany and much of Austria." A whole series of observations of illuminated crosses, burning globes, horrid celestial clashing noises, beams of fire, discolored sun, sun dogs and mock suns is reported from 1501 through 1557. These reports include a thunderbolt that disrupted the bridal chamber of Francois Montmorency and Diane de France. The Chronicles of Basel, AD 1478, recount "Divers kinds of crosses and fiery bowls fell to the ground from the sky leaving tokens behind." In the early winter of 1387, a fire in the sky was seen many times, like a burning and revolving wheel, or a round barrel of flame, emitting fire from above, and others in the shape of a long fiery beam, in the country of Leicester, England. imploded & burning Ship-frame, some expierimentals (sic) were faulty and actually burned Whole “alfoat."(sic) This weird report is dated AD 1322. In the first hour of the night of November 4, after 7:00 PM, there was seen in the sky over Uxbridge, England, a pillar of fire of the size of a small boat, pallid and livid in color. It rose from the south, crossed the sky with a slow and grave motion, and went northward. Out of the front of the pile of fervent red flame burst forth with great beams of light... many beholders saw it in collision, and there came sounds of fearful combat, and sounds of crashes. "Buia" Matthew, of Paris, says: On July 24, AD, 1239, at the vigil of Saint James, in the dusk, but not when the stars came out, but while the air was clear, serene and shining, a great star appeared. It was like a torch, rising from the south, and flying on both sides of it there was emitted in the height of the sky avery great light. It turned towards the north in the aery region, not quickly, nor, indeed, with speed, but exactly as if it wished to ascent to a place in the air. But when it arrived at the apparent middle of the firmament, in our northern hemisphere, it left behind it smoke with sparks. 127 unfroze, results in Mild Explosions. Heh! Chuckle, Lost his "erection" Yes, May still be Laying there. An old Ark being "Demolished." (Italics by A) March 20, AD 1168, "a globe of fire was seen moving to and fro in the air." | wonder if there is any significance to the month of March in regard to these events? ONLY A FEW old Arks now remain. Most are