RE: Anyone ever successful with Ball Lightning generation here. .. .

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Original poster: "jimmy hynes by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-qwest-dot-net>" <chunkyboy86-at-yahoo-dot-com>


i wasnt saying it doesnt exist, i was just saying you cant always believe  what
you hear. 

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> Original poster: "Mccauley, Daniel H by way of Terry Fritz " 
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> My grandfather recalls seeing a soccer-ball sized ball lightning bouncing 
> through his house once destroying most of what it came in contact with. My 
> grandfather was very credible with things, but don't know if this was a tall 
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> >There are also alot of people that claim to have seen ufos 
> BL is not so improbable.
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> And, at least once, bounced down the center aisle 
> of an airliner. Inside. 
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> Ball Lighting & Bead Lighting, Barry. 
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> >>>...I would like it if it turns out to be a real phenomenon. 
> >>>Especially one that's lab reproducible. But the 
> >>>evidence out there seems to be lacking severely. 
> >>With all of the eye-witness accounts, haven't we gotten
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> >>past the debate as to whether ball lightning is a real
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> ...the net of a million lies... 
> Vernor Vinge 
> There are Many Web Sites which Say Many Things. 
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