Falling Ice Generates Conspiracy Theories: " A large block of ice plummets from the Florida heavens, wrecking a Ford Mustang parked on a neighborhood street and triggering theories on its origin from across the country.
Readers fascinated by the 18-inch frozen chunk that smashed into Andres Javage's car Jan. 28 have suggested investigators not overlook 'the UFO angle' and check whether there might be a connection with China 'blowing up' a satellite.
Still, others were convinced the falling ice was simply a hoax.
Weather experts said weather conditions that day wouldn't create such a large ice brick. Meanwhile, the Federal Aviation Administration is checking whether a passing airplane might be to blame.
As authorities puzzle over what caused the phenomenon, Javage, 20, can take heart in knowing his smashed car is not alone."
Sunday, February 4, 2007
Falling Ice Generates Conspiracy Theories
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