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M ELEY · 7th June 2016, 10:52 PM

Hi Jim!
I envy you for getting to go to Winslow. That crater is awe-inspiring! I read that the meteor was estimated to have been 150 feet long before entry to our atmosphere! Some iron scrap company spent 20 years trying to find it i the crater, but only fragments remained. Can you imagine being near ground zero when this thing hit?!

I see the ethno forum is discussing it as well. That laminating fact does create some controversy, doesn't it! Erick Von Daniken would undoubtedly have an opinion or two on that one!

7th June 2016, 10:52 PM	#5
M ELEY Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: NC, U.S.A. Posts: 2,141	Hi Jim! I envy you for getting to go to Winslow. That crater is awe-inspiring! I read that the meteor was estimated to have been 150 feet long before entry to our atmosphere! Some iron scrap company spent 20 years trying to find it i the crater, but only fragments remained. Can you imagine being near ground zero when this thing hit?! I see the ethno forum is discussing it as well. That laminating fact does create some controversy, doesn't it! Erick Von Daniken would undoubtedly have an opinion or two on that one!