Anyone else just hear that massive explosion?

A few interesting posts on FB, along with the usual nonsense. The smoke plume is clearly unrelated, and meteorites do not cause fires like that.
AKA eyewitness testimony and video-graphic evidence.

So you're saying it's not a meteorite?

What are you saying it was then?

This? :p

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Quite an inauspicious omen. In the Old Religion we call this Dhooma-ketu.

It is a harbinger of bad news and events that will occur in your vicinity soon. Ignore at your peril.
 
AKA eyewitness testimony and video-graphic evidence.



So you're saying it's not a meteorite?

What are you saying it was then?

This? :p

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I'm saying the one photo of a smoke plume is probably unrelated. Everything else is plausible.

P.S. Please post that link into the OP, and ask a moderator to update the thread title.

Edit: Stretching credulity a bit:
The crew member reported on social media that it hit the ocean and let off a blue light and then there were six explosions and flashes of light before as it sank.
 
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I'm guessing the explosion which was heard and felt was the meteorite hitting the atmosphere.

So the fact that it picked up a seismic event is quite hectic actually.

The timing does not match. Ground quake waves are triangulated from various stations, and are also very different from meteor sounds.
 
I'm guessing the explosion which was heard and felt was the meteorite hitting the atmosphere.

So the fact that they picked up a seismic event is quite hectic actually.
Wouldn't its surface impact also create shakes though?
 
The timing does not match. Ground quake waves are triangulated from various stations, and are also very different from meteor sounds.
9:54 does match. And I don't know much about how seismic events are detected but I could feel the earth shake beneath my feet. It was like a single sub-bass pulse accompanying the audible bang. The house shook. The corrugated roof sounded like bell. So if I felt it and it made everything move then I can't see why a station built to detect tremors wouldn't pick it up...
 
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