Government agencies scrambled to chalk off the latest Michigan beam weapon sighting as a meteor strike
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. (INTELLIHUB) — What looks like some sort of air or space-based beam weapon was captured on film emitting down from the sky Tuesday night, causing a massive explosion.
Various press agencies, like the Washington Post, and government agencies like the Department of Homeland Security, the USGS, and NASA chalked off the event as a meteor strike. However, the pictures tell a different story.
The photos were captured by Kurt Norris.
Take a look for yourself. Does this look like a meteor to you?
What about this?
Residents came outside to look at all of the commotion.
Here’s a screenshot of the meteor NASA claims entered the Earth’s atmosphere around 8:08 p.m. on Jan. 16.
It was not a meteor that caused the ground-based explosion captured in the Kurt Norris images because you can clearly see that the meteor fizzled out with only a small air-burst.
The Air Force has been placed on high-alert.
The explosion caused a 2.0 magnitude tremor in the vicinity of Saint Clair Shores.
Similar events have been reported during the so-called ‘California wildfires.’
Tyler from the “secureteam10” YouTube channel does a great job explaining what occurred Tuesday night.
The media also ran an aparant cover story of a ‘vehicle fire’ in a residential neighborhood.
Hat Tip: @Tabertronic on Twitter
