This shit is not normal.
Or it least
it didn't used to be.
And remember it all started
in January of this year.
Wednesday, February 11, 2026
I just wanna make sure I got this right...
Fast meteor over New Zealand on 1/30/26,
The Amazingly Fast Meteor Over New Zealand
Avi Loeb Medium 2/6/26
Yours truly:
"So expect more
superfast meteors
in the coming months,
and I'll be waiting to see
how they are gonna
try and explain
all of them away
when they are all
happening in rapid succession."
Watch:
Massive meteor turns Pacific Northwest
Fox Weather 08/15/26
"A bright fireball streaked across the Washington night sky early Aug. 14 at 12:48 a.m. PDT. First spotted above the town of Soap Lake, the fireball traveled north at about 33,000 mph, covering 36 miles through the atmosphere before fragmenting above Sim’s Corner. The breakup released energy equivalent to roughly 10 tons of TNT."
"A massive meteor tore across the Pacific Northwest sky just after midnight Friday, exploding in a brilliant blue flash"
"The fireball was first spotted above the Washington town of Soap Lake, moving north at 33,000 mph, according to NASA."
"The celestial night light burned bright and quick, and was just a flash in the pan before fragmenting and exploding above Sim’s Corner after traveling 36 miles through the atmosphere."
(Which is 62 miles thick.)
"The vibrant 16-inch meteor made quite the shining entrance,
and an ultimately booming exit."
"And this is from honey's
"AI Overview"
when she was looking it up:
"The Event Breakdown
According to telemetry data analyzed by NASA Space Alerts, the space rock entered the atmosphere at approximately 12:48 a.m. PDT. It was classified as a sporadic "background" asteroid fragment and was not a part of the concurrent Perseid meteor."
(So where/what is the fucking asteroid it broke off of?)
"Size and Speed:
The fragment was roughly 16 inches in diameter
and weighed about 170 pounds."
"It blazed through the upper atmosphere at 33.000 mph"
"Early Friday morning, August 14, 2026, a dazzling, electric-blue asteroid fragment streaked across the Pacific Northwest sky before exploding. The event triggered loud sonic booms and left suspected meteorites scattered on the ground across Oregon and Washington."
The fact that a lot of these fireballs
we have seen are giving off sonic booms is important.
That tells you they are big
and making it into the earths atmosphere for a while
before the pressure/friction/heat cause it to fragment.
One of the things that has/is being put forth is:
"Well we are just seeing more of them
because of all the cameras we have
on door bells and such being able to record."
That aint got any thing to do with them
being big enough and traveling far enough
in the earths atmosphere to cause a sonic boom.
Ones with a sonic boom are rare (Or were)
because of the size of the fragment needed to produce one.
And what about all the unpopulated areas where there are no cameras?
Deserts, Mountains, Oceans etc...
If we are seeing this many in populated areas?
Then how many are happening in unpopulated areas?
Enough to make you wonder
would be my guess.
Actually there is no wondering...
Tuesday, July 8, 2025
Joel 2:30-32
And I will shew wonders
in the heavens
and in the earth,
blood, and fire, and pillars of smoke.
31 The sun shall be turned into darkness,
and the moon into blood,
before the great and terrible
day of the Lord come.
32 And it shall come to pass,
that whosoever shall call on the name of the Lord
shall be delivered:
for in mount Zion and in Jerusalem shall be deliverance,
as the Lord hath said,
and in the remnant whom
the Lord shall call.)
"The Explosion:
After traveling 36 miles, it fragmented 28 miles above Sim's Corner, Washington. The breakup released an energy equivalent to 10 tons of TNT, lighting up the sky from Oregon to British Columbia."
"The Aftershocks:
The mid-air explosion created a massive pressure wave felt by ground observers. The deep infrasound frequencies were strong enough to register on USGS Volcanoes monitoring instruments stationed at Mount Hood, Mount St. Helens, Mount Rainier, and Glacier Peak."
"Recovered Fragments
While the majority of the rock vaporized,
weather radar and local reports confirm that several small pieces made...
Impact. Two significant, unconfirmed fragments have made local headlines:
Washington Discovery:
A massive, 9.25-inch-wide fragment
was discovered by residents in the farmlands near Yakima.
Oregon Discovery:
A homeowner just outside of Portland in Clackamas County
reported a loud thud in his backyard and uncovered
a chunk measuring over 6 inches thick.
Both specimens are currently being analyzed
by experts to officially confirm
their cosmic classification and origin.
(Im sure they just cant wait to tell us.
Thats sarcasm BTW.)
Think about:
"The fragment was roughly 16 inches in diameter"
"While the majority of the rock vaporized.."
"A massive, 9.25-inch-wide fragment was discovered..."
"a chunk measuring over 6 inches thick."
(also was found)
So how exactly does a 16 inch in diameter
asteroid fragment "mostly vaporize"
but still leaves a 9.25 inch wide fragment
and a chunk measuring over 6 inches thick?
These things
(even this small)
making it to earth are not a good sign.
Wait till one big enough
to make it all the way through
the earths atmosphere
without fragmenting hits...
Gulp...
The crater at Winslow Arizona
was caused by one approx. 100-175 ft.
"The blast equaled 20 megatons of TNT (150 times Hiroshima), leveled the local ice-age forest, excavated 175 million tons of rock, and proved to science that cosmic impacts shape planets.
Local and Environmental Impacts
Vaporization and Blasting:
Instantly vaporized the bulk of the 300,000-ton asteroid along with local rock, and blew out a hole nearly 1 mile wide and 560 feet deep.
Local Extinction:
Leveled the regional woodland ecosystem and killed regional wildlife (such as mammoths and giant ground sloths) within miles of ground zero.
Extreme Weather and Shrapnel:
Triggered supersonic shockwave winds over 1,000 km/h and sprayed lethal metal and rock shrapnel across miles of the landscape.
And remember, we used to not see (and hear)
this many of these things.
Its still been on the upswing
for a while now.
so the question becomes:
WHY?
Where are they all coming from?
We got a simple theory,
it's 3I/ATLAS debris stream still.
The biggest, brightest, fastest, weirdest object
ever seen by humans just recently went by us
(3I/ATLAS)
we are still getting these sightings of fireballs
like we used to not get
and nobody wants to put 2 and 2 together?
WHY?
That is a link to every time
that word has been used on this Blog.
I know and remember what I write
(aided immensely by the spirit)
So Im just gonna do a quick review
and if you doubt me
feel free to read everything
in the "Fireball" link above,
cause I aint rereading all of it.
1) There are more of em.
2) They are bigger.
Sonic Booms give away the size.
They're bigger than most,
that just burn up in the atmosphere.
3) They come in at all kinds of
weird angels
(3I/ATLAS was rotating).
Thats the one in New Zealand a lil while back.
End of July)
4) Coming in at a low angle
they spend less time in the earths atmosphere
so they are not fragmenting till later,
(Relates to larger size as well as
3I/Atlas being within
5 degrees of the earths ecliptic)
5) Less exposure to the friction
of the earths atmosphere
would be a reason for the speeds.
6) Crazy colors
=
Makes one curious as to the composition
of the material
Hey?
Don't just take my word for it:
See:
Tuesday, November 11, 2025
"Cracking up" and "So now"...(3I/ATLAS)
Did 3I/ATLAS Just Break-Up Near the Sun?
Avi Loeb Medium 11/10/25
AND:
Saturday, January 10, 2026
a late January impact hypothesis of 3I/ATLAS
"It is just not that hard
to hard to conceive of a situation
where saying 3I/ATLAS broke up near the sun
was not liked, and the flip-flop
was made to happen.
Did 3I/ATLAS Just Break-Up Near the Sun?
Avi Loeb Medium
11/10/25
3I/ATLAS is Still a Single Body
with a Sunward Anti-Tail After Perihelion!
Avi Loeb Medium
Nov 12, 2025
Honey has always maintained
a large fragment of 3I/ATLAS
could hit earth during an all out nuclear war
and only those in close proximity
would even know about it.
The rest of the world
wouldn't even know the difference
and just think it was part of the
ongoingwar.
AND I COMPLETELY AGREE WITH HER.
And you can call us nuts all you want to,
what we think its nuts is,
we are obviously
still passing through a debris stream
and nobody is saying anything about it.
WHY?
Did I mention
"Fireball Season"
ended in April?
Thursday, June 4, 2026
I thought "Fireball Season"
(There isnt any such thing BTW)
ran from February through April
??????????
It’s Fireball Season! Answering Your Meteor Questions
(NASA.gov/Blogs 3/26/26)
"While it may seem like meteor reports and sightings have been more frequent recently, it is not out of the ordinary. In the northern hemisphere, we’re in peak “fireball season.” From February through April, the appearance rate of these very bright meteors can increase by as much as 10% to 30%, especially around the weeks of the March equinox."
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