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You know, I've been around for a while.

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Met some interesting people.

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Done some crazy things.

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See, you just might think that there's not much

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that can take you by surprise.

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You'd be wrong.

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The world is full of stories.

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Science and things that are made.

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And you can found me every single day.

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Incredible mysteries that keep me awake at night.

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Some I can answer.

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Oh, there's just...

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Stify logic.

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Are we living on a hostile planet?

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In Newfoundland, a small community is devastated

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by a mysterious explosion.

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It really looked like Japan had done off me.

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Was it a secret weapon or a freak of nature?

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Unlike Michigan, a yacht vanishes into thin air.

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This is the most extraordinary thing I have ever witnessed.

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Was it swallowed by an evil fog?

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And in the Indian Ocean, two giant flashes of light

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send a nation into panic.

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Everybody knew for sure this was something to be very concerned about.

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Yeah.

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It's a weird world.

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And I love it.

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Listen.

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Nature isn't a wonderful...

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In a mother earth, she's all we have.

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Over six billion of us occupy, possibly,

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the only planet in the universe that sustains light.

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But yet we take everything from her

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and give very little back.

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Is she getting mad at us?

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Are killer tsunamis, quakes and tornadoes

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the Earth's way of saying enough is enough?

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Maybe.

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But there's something else going on with our planet.

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Freaks of nature that are impossible to explain

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and can strike you out of the blue.

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Sunday, April 2nd, 1978.

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Twelve-year-old Darren Bickford was making his way home

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on Belle Island, a small community in Newfoundland,

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on the east coast of Canada.

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I was outside riding my pedal bike,

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and I knew one of my favorite shows came on television at 11.

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So I was pedaling back home.

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As I approached the end of our driveway,

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all the birds stopped chirping,

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all the dogs stopped barking.

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It just went so still.

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The ground shook underneath me.

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It was the biggest noise I have ever heard in my life.

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Suddenly, something unbelievable appears right in front of Darren,

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the glowing ball of light.

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It was hovering off the ground when it appeared out of thin air,

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and the beautiful colors of blue

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laid up most of the center of the ball.

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And outside of the blue, it was orange and yellow mixing together.

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And then just like that, the ball of light just disappeared into thin air.

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This is, with no doubt, the strangest,

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most terrifying thing I've ever seen.

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But I was terrified what I was transfixed by.

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It was so beautiful looking, this ball of light,

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and the colors and the way it swirled around.

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You couldn't help but stare at it, even though I was scared.

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I was shaken, but I loved it, and I've never seen anything like it.

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And I guess I will probably never see nothing like it again in my life.

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It was all over in four or five seconds.

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But those four or five seconds are burnt into my brain just like a role of film.

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The massive explosion was heard over 60 kilometers away.

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Its impact wreaked havoc.

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People reported exploding TV sets, blue flames shooting from electrical outlets,

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and a strange beam of light coming from the sky.

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This bizarre event was dubbed the Bell Island Boom.

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After this happened, everyone was in bewilderment.

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One house seemed to catch the brunt of the boom.

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It belonged to Darren's grandfather, James Pickren.

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Fuses in his fuse panel were glass fuses that were screwed into the panel.

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These had come out like bullets, and went about 20-odd feet the length of their hallway,

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and buried yourselves in the wall.

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Grandpa's chicken coop is demolished.

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The chickens inside killed instantly.

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It really looked like the bond had gone off in his shed.

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It's a bizarre scene, but even more baffling are three large holes blown into the ground.

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There was a cone-shaped hole going three or four feet down.

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We didn't know what it was.

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This weird and mysterious incident soon generates massive interest around the world.

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A lot of people came, the media came.

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The television news crew had me describe to them what I had seen.

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Myself, I thought something happened to the world, or someone dropped bombs or something.

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Now, this is really weird, or what.

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Little kid is riding his bike, minding his own business,

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when boom, this town suddenly smashed by some mysterious explosion,

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turning fuses into lethal weapons, exploding TV,

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and what about those poor chickens, awful?

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What could have caused something like that?

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Was that me?

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Jim Farrell was a local fire investigator and one of the first to the scene.

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After being asked to investigate,

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he sends his report to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

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The RCMP officially concludes that it was lightning.

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I've never encountered anything so great as disforce.

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But Jim isn't the only one who wants answers.

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Soon, Darren gets a surprise visit.

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They were these strange men.

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I was told they were scientists from Los Alamos, New Mexico.

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The Los Alamos National Laboratory built and tested the first atomic bombs.

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Could there be a connection?

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The men interview everyone involved, including Darren and Jim.

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I told them everything I knew, and they've seen it.

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I was more or less ordered to turn over my exhibits to the gentlemen.

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Thirty-three years later, and I would still like to know this day,

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what was the ball of light that I saw?

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If it was lightning, how did it remain stationary and motionless in the air?

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How did it appear out of thin air and then disappear into thin air?

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Those things aren't supposed to happen.

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What they do happen, I saw it happen.

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The three strangers leave without giving any concrete answers.

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What were they looking for?

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What did Darren Victor and the residents of Belle Island witness?

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And what could have created the Belle Island boom?

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Science journalist Brian Dunning believes the answer isn't so earth-shattering after all.

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There's actually about 600 booms between starting in late 1977 going through mid-1978.

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Nobody could really localize exactly what was happening,

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but it was heard from South Carolina all the way up through Canada.

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Could the Belle Island boom be part of a bigger phenomenon?

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What could be responsible for this rash of strange booms?

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As so often happens when you have a mystery, all kinds of people started coming up with crazy explanations for what these might be.

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And the most common one was people thought it was some kind of a military test of a new super weapon,

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something like maybe that Nikola Tesla might have envisioned.

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Tesla, when he was in his later years and was getting kind of crazy,

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he was coming up with all kinds of proposals for ideas.

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He never built them or anything, but one of his ideas was a giant atmospheric super weapon

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that would move a large chunk of the atmosphere over a city and destroy it.

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And some people were saying that this might be a test, an actual test.

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Maybe someone actually built this weapon and we're trying it out.

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We don't know any super weapons that are consistent with what happened at Belle Island.

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It's purely conjecture. It's purely just a hypothesis that you make up.

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There's no evidence supporting that.

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Maybe it is the explanation, but we don't have any reason to think so.

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What started happening in December of 1977 is that the Concorde was flying over.

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It was making its supersonic flights between New York and Europe,

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and that created sonic booms coming over the land.

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When planes fly through the air, they make waves just like a boat in the water.

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The faster you fly, the closer the waves build up at the tip of the air plane.

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And when a plane actually goes faster than the sound waves can move,

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they pile up into one big sonic shock wave that can cause damage to the areas on land below.

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Could the Belle Island boom just have been the effect of a sonic boom

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in the world's first supersonic passenger jet?

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Because it was a sonic aircraft and made a big sonic boom, it was supposed to go way out to sea.

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However, on hot days, because of fuel expansion issues,

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it would have to take a shortcut route and it would go over Nova Scotia.

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For all the 600 mystery booms that we heard,

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most of them were correlated with sonic booms from the Concorde and other aircraft.

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Could the world's fastest passenger jet have caused the tumor on Belle Island?

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A small, newfoundland community is thrown into chaos by an earth-shattering boom.

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Was it caused by a supersonic airline?

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Carl Steffel is a professor of engineering.

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His theory is very...electric.

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What I've read of the Belle Island boom sounds consistent with a super lightning bolt.

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Super lightning bolts are extremely rare, but freakishly powerful bolts of lightning.

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Most lightning has a negative charge.

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However, about 10% or less of lightning bolts are positively charged.

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Positive lightning also tends to travel farther.

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It can go several miles from cloud to cloud, for example.

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So the eyewitness reports of the Belle Island boom that said the sound was heard for many miles around.

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That's consistent with a long, positive lightning bolt that, you know, was going through several clouds in several miles distance.

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Superbolts almost always occur in the upper atmosphere over oceans.

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Very rarely do they hit land.

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But do they explain the weird things seen that day on Belle Island?

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Like glass fuses acting like bullets.

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Strange things happen when very large currents flow through wires that aren't designed to carry them.

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Tremendous forces are set up, magnetic forces that can cause binary objects to fly like projectiles.

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Okay, but what about the poor chickens that were roasted in their coop?

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Chickens are susceptible to being electrocuted.

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What can happen with any kind of animal that are in a place where lightning hits the ground is the current running along the ground

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can actually run up through the legs and through the body and kill the animal.

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Stefan's Superbolts theory seems to help answer some of the mysterious incidents on Belle Island.

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But does it explain the weird glowing ball of light?

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Witnessed by Darren Bickford, Stefan believes the answer lies in an incredibly rare natural phenomenon.

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The ball of light hovering sounds a whole lot like ball lightning.

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Ball lightning is sometimes seen to form right after a lightning strike.

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We suspect that it is an electrical phenomenon.

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It may be something that science doesn't know about yet.

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Did lightning make fuses explode and act like bullets?

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Did it roast those chickens?

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Questions persist.

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If scientists don't even know what ball lightning is, how can they think that that's what Darren saw?

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If it was a Superbolt, why did high-level personnel from a top-secret lab show up to investigate?

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And finally, what caused the three craters at James Bickford's place?

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Lee Tizard is an electromagnetic weapons researcher.

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He thinks mother nature shouldn't take the rap for this one.

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I believe the evidence indicates that it was caused by something man-made and not something by nature.

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It was an accident.

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But what could cause an accident on this scale? What kind of accident blows holes in islands?

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During that time frame, the Russians were pounding North America with a very powerful and disruptive signal called the Woodpecker signal.

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The Woodpecker signal was a radio signal used by the Soviets in the 1970s to provide early warning of an enemy weapons launch.

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By bouncing radio waves off the Earth's upper atmosphere, the ionosphere, they could analyze the returning waves for disruptions indicating a missile attack.

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It was so disruptive that the UN and a number of countries banded together at the UN and protested to the Soviet Union when they found out that it was originating from Gomal in the Soviet Union.

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They protested and demanded it be stopped, but it really didn't stop for a long time.

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I think it stopped in the mid-80s, but it went on for at least 10 years, the mid-70s to the mid-80s.

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According to Tizard, the Woodpecker signal was a ticking time bomb. He believes it's use.

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Accidentally created a column of electromagnetic energy known as a standing columnar wave over North America.

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Despite being invisible to the eye, this huge energy field had the potential to be disastrous.

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I believe that the standing columnar wave that was established collapsed.

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And when the standing columnar wave collapses, it creates these vortices of electromagnetic energy that have to dissipate.

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It sent down three spinning vortices of electromagnetic energy, and that's what we believe struck explaining the three holes.

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It's believed that the standing columnar wave that was created by the Woodpecker signal was attracted to Bell Island because of the iron ore content.

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It was a former iron ore mine.

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Did the iron-rich Bell Island act as a giant magnet for a massive burst of electromagnetic energy caused by the Soviets?

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Or was it struck by a superbowl with a side dish of ball lightning?

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Whatever the truth, Darren Bickford and the other survivors of the Bell Island boom may never know.

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Weird.

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What?

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A mysterious deadly fog haunts Lake Michigan, swallowing ships and planes and bending time.

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Is this a true freak of nature? Is it weird? Or what?

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In three meters, turn right.

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You know, modern technology is amazing.

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Turn right.

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I mean, with nothing but this tiny gadget I can navigate to within an inch of wherever I want to go.

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Look.

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Prepare to turn left. Turn left. Go straight ahead.

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It even talks to you. What a nice lady. And it's so accurate.

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Turn right.

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Turn right. Turn right.

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Can't turn right. You stupid thing. There's a wall here.

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Go straight ahead.

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Go straight ahead.

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Calculating route.

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Have you ever felt yourself disoriented like you're lost in the woods?

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Well, I am.

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Go straight ahead.

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No!

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It's not a pleasant experience. I can assure you.

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The Great Lakes of North America hold the fifth of the world's fresh water.

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They're also one of the most popular areas for sailing in the world.

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But on a summer night, nearly two decades ago, Kathy Doer discovered these gentle waters aren't quite what they seem.

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The events of that night challenged my conventional view of reality.

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It's a warm July evening when Kathy sets off for a leisurely sail.

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Clear sky, light chop. It was beautiful out and it was hot.

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Just around nightfall, her calm journey is upended by something mysterious and alarming.

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Very abruptly, we encountered fog. A very strange fog. It just descended on us.

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Oof, just like that. At that point, I became very, very, very cold. In fact, I was freezing.

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Blinded and cold, Kathy and her yacht have seemingly disappeared into a void.

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The boat began a strange aquatic dance. It began to turn, almost as if it were peruetting on its axis.

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There was no movement of the sea. This was not a whirlpool.

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I looked at the captain and I said, who's steering the vessel? And he said, nobody is steering itself.

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Amazingly, the vessel does three complete 360-degree turns. Then, as quickly as it appeared, the fog suddenly vanishes.

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They regain control of the boat and head for home. But when Kathy looks at her watch, she makes a startling discovery.

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I've gone over this a hundred times. We should have been back by 10 p.m. and it was after midnight.

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We cannot count for two hours. I don't know what happened to that time.

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Kathy's pleasure cruise had somehow become a nightmare.

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I just remember thinking, this is the most extraordinary thing I have ever, ever witnessed.

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What happened to Kathy and her yacht? Remarkably, her experience isn't the only weird event to occur on Lake Michigan.

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Numerous unexplained mysteries have occurred here.

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Passenger airplanes vanishing without a trace. Legends of ghost ships appearing out of nowhere.

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And thousands of UFO sightings. Could the mysterious fog Kathy encountered be linked to these strange events?

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Was it a natural phenomenon or something unknown?

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Pilot Bruce Gernon believes he has the answer.

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When I first heard Kathy's story, I immediately realized that she had experienced what I call electronic fog.

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Bruce believes that sometimes different magnetic fields from the Earth collide in powerful, freaked thunderstorms over remote bodies of water such as Lake Michigan.

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The result is a metallic, highly charged fog.

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It's been known to actually chase vessels and try to capture them.

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And once it captures them, it clings to them and the people become disoriented because it doesn't make sense to them.

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No one has ever realized that it's attached to them. Everyone always thinks that they're moving inside this fog.

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They don't realize that the fog is moving with them.

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Once formed, the electronic fog is magnetically attracted to metal objects like ships and airplanes, raking havoc on their navigational controls and displaying other incredible properties.

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NASA has just recently announced that they have discovered something new in certain types of thunderstorms.

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And it appears at the top of the storm, the emitting antimatter.

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Created by massive lightning within a storm, antimatter produces 10,000 times more power than nuclear energy.

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Sometimes it's speculated that this sort of power could open doors to new dimensions of time and space.

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And this is a critical discovery that relates to the electronic fog.

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Could a mystery fog have sucked Kathy Dorff forward in time?

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Do we need to rewrite our science books?

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This is a very real phenomenon.

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A woman and her yacht suddenly disappear while sailing on Lake Michigan, where they're taken by a freak of nature known as electronic fog.

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Dr. Don Adrian Rice doesn't think so.

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Human beings are not always reliable witnesses to our own experiences.

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For him, the explanation is far more straightforward.

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I think what the person was experiencing was sensory deprivation.

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Typically, they began to either hallucinate visually. They could have auditory hallucinations or they could have kinesthetic hallucinations with the body.

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Could a regular fog cause Kathy Dorff to hallucinate and mistake an ordinary event for something fantastical?

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Maybe, but how could it explain those two missing hours?

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You're having a great time at a party or someplace. Time seems to go by very quickly.

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If you're sitting in a meeting, time goes very slowly.

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And, of course, objectively, the clocks are moving exactly the same, but that's not your experience of it.

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Dr. Rice is so convinced that sensory deprivation is the culprit, he's offered to recreate the weird events of an electronic fog in his lab.

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The experiment itself is one where an individual is deprived of visual information by having goggles with ping pong balls.

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The goggles cut out, placed over the eyes, which lets in a little light.

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But otherwise, the person is deprived and, at the same time, will have them listen to white noise sound.

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The participants are not told how long their senses will be deprived.

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Tell me a little bit about what you experienced.

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I've seen sort of outlines of things, almost like looking at clouds and you see shapes in them a little bit.

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Sort of like the outline of an eye or a mask sometimes. Maybe that sort of shape of a house.

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A sensation almost as though I was sinking down a little bit.

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I've started feeling a little bit uneasy, a bit nauseous as it felt like things were moving around a little bit.

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Dr. Rice has proved that depriving the senses affects perception. But did they also lose track of time?

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I was thinking about five minutes. I wouldn't have been surprised if it was actually two minutes.

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I was thinking probably somewhere between five and ten, like closer to ten.

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It didn't feel like very long, maybe, I don't know, five minutes.

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Incredibly, the experiment lasted for twenty minutes.

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I think the most interesting thing for all three was the time distortion.

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Because this lasted for twenty minutes and they experienced it from five to ten minutes.

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So again, that's consistent with the experience that the person had in the fog or others who have been in these kinds of situations where they experienced time distortion.

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So in this short experiment here, if that were to be generalized to a larger situation, a person may experience themselves as losing even more hours.

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So that would be very possible. But what you can actually see here is how our brain works and how our brain tries to make sense out of a situation where the senses are deprived.

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The brain is deprived of the light.

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American author David Childress disagrees these strange occurrences are simply tricks of the mind.

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For Childress, the answer lies in lay lies.

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A matrix of magnetic pathways crisscrossing the earth, connected by ancient ceremonial sites.

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He believes they can create vortexes of energy and manifest as the paranormal fog.

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Other people call these lay lines different things. The ancient Chinese call them dragon lines.

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We might call them earth currents or in Australia, the aboriginals there call them dreaming tracks.

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The earth itself is like a giant magnet and it has a north pole and a south pole of magnetic energy.

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And that energy is created by the rotating swirling magma inside the earth. It do is magnetic.

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And with this ball that's the planet earth with the magnetic lines running all through it, it has its own special energy.

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And it's where these magnetic lines cross and come together in certain powerful areas, geometrically scattered around our planet that these vortex hyperspace spots occur.

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And it's my view that these vortexes of energy occasionally are activated and become alive and become portals or doorways to other time-space dimensions.

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This is what people get caught up in the Bermuda Triangle or in the Great Lakes Triangle.

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Does this solve the mystery? Did Cathie Dorr sail into a patch of fog or into another dimension?

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Was she merely hallucinating as a result of sensory deprivation or had she entered a time vortex created by lay lines?

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Whatever the answer, it's most definitely weird or what.

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A blinding double flash of light is detected over the Indian Ocean. Did it nearly cause world war?

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Everybody knew for sure this was something to be very concerned about.

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When it comes to the mysteries of Mother Nature, there's a lot of things that aren't quite as they seem.

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It's all a matter of perspective. On one hand, it could look perfectly normal. On another, it could look like the end of the world.

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That's exactly what happened in 1979.

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Jeffrey Richardson is a US security analyst. He knows lots of secrets, but he's yet to solve one of the biggest, the true, behind a mysterious event known as the Veila Incident.

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It's a fascinating anomaly. It's a mystery that reads like a techno thriller.

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The tiny Crozet Islands lie in the Indian Ocean over 1,000 miles south of Africa.

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Ground 3 AM on September 22, 1979. Something extraordinary happened there.

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Without warning, two giant blinding flashes of light lit up its way.

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Everybody knew for sure this was something to be very concerned about.

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Incredibly, 70,000 miles away, the flashes were also detected by a US satellite called Veila 6911.

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That triggered a very high-level alert. And from there, word went to the White House that something might have happened. They started calling in advisors.

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They started calling in advisors.

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They started calling in advisors.

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Russian CIA agents to the area and military planes. But what treated this extreme response?

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In 1979, the United States had concluded a series of arms-controlled treaties with the Soviet Union.

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The Cold War rivals had just agreed to stop nuclear tests. But the flash detected the light fell as it's in the middle of the park.

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It could mean the Soviets were just playing games.

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The Veila satellites' prime purpose was to detect nuclear detonations. What they saw was something that's very indicative of a nuclear explosion.

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Had the Soviets broken faith? Had they really violated the new treaty and set off a nuclear bomb?

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Each side had thousands of nuclear warheads pointed at the other. The stakes couldn't be higher.

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At first, the administration tried to keep wraps on the story and it was full-court press of intelligence activities to try to determine what was actually going on.

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With a potential global crisis on its hands, the US tries to confirm its suspicions by sending CIA sniffer planes to the Indian Ocean.

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Equipped with sensitive radiation detectors, they get an unsettling surprise.

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There was no radiation detected. There was a mystery.

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They even sent people, CIA officers, into West Africa to get the leaves off the trees to see if there was a residue from a nuclear explosion.

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So what had Veila really seen?

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They didn't know what actually happened. It's been such a mystery for so many years. In terms of strange events, I think it's at the top of the list.

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What happened over the Indian Ocean? What could cause a giant flash of light so powerful it could be seen 70,000 miles away?

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Tom Reade is an expert in nuclear weapons.

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I've fired them. I've built them. I've seen them go off.

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He believes there is only one explanation.

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I believe it was a nuclear test.

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A nuclear detonation is kind of hard to hide. It's not some pin drop of a night. It's a very major event.

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But if no one witnessed the explosion, how could he be sure that Veila detected a nuclear blast?

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A nuclear explosion has this sort of fingerprint. It is unmistakable.

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This fingerprint is caused by the way a nuclear bomb explodes.

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First it blasts out deadly gamma radiation at the speed of light, 186,000 miles per second.

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Technically it's a flash, but to the human eye, it's as ball of fire as the sun has come to Earth.

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Then as the explosion grows, the shock wave produces a second flash.

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It's very mind-boggling. And it's very frightening.

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Does the data from Veila confirm the signature double flash of a nuclear bomb?

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The recorded flashes are shown as curves on a graph.

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These curves, those are like fingerprints.

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This first peak of the device going off as the bubble expands, the energy releases again and so you get this second rise.

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But if Veila really saw a nuclear blast, where was the other fingerprint?

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The radioactivity.

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They decided to put it in a part of the world with mostly water.

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They then picked a weather condition like a typhoon, a really serious typhoon to wash all the radioactive debris right back into the ocean.

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The best solution to pollution is dilution.

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Incredibly, weather records confirm a typhoon was in the air.

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But who would take such elaborate precautions to conceal a nuclear test?

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People don't develop nuclear weapons just because it's Thursday. There has to be some reason.

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Every nation that has gone nuclear has gone in response to a very clear and present threat.

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Did some nation, or even the nation, have a nuclear war?

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Threat.

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Did some nation have a reason to feel threatened in 1979?

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Reed believes the answer is obvious.

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Israel has very clear and present dangers on its borders.

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The Israelis have technology, they know weapons, but they didn't know if uranium.

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Israel could only make the bomb if it had a supply.

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But who else was threatened enough to upend the test-band apple cart?

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At the same time, the Soviets were pouring troops into Africa.

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South Africans, mine, uranium is a byproduct of gold. They got so much of it they don't know what to do with it.

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With Soviet forces in nearby Angola, did South Africa have reason to partner with Israel and build a nuclear bomb?

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Does this explain why a flag occurred in the remote regions of the Indian Ocean?

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It is quite clear to me that this was a test by the Israelis with logistical support by the South Africans.

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Why is it that whenever someone sees something weird, they always assume the worst?

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I mean honestly, is the world so paranoid?

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Are we really looking at a massive Cold War cover-up?

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Was the Veila incident nothing more than a crazy conspiracy theory?

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Or is there another way to solve this mystery?

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Giant flash of light over the Indian Ocean puts the world on nuclear alert.

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Was it a freak of nature or something more sinister?

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Professor Richard Muller is a physicist.

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US President Jimmy Carter appointed him to investigate the Veila incident.

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It was an important international issue with diplomatic consequences and they needed good scientific review of the data.

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Muller has analyzed the same information as the nuclear experts, but he's come to an entirely different conclusion.

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When we began our study, we were all convinced this really looks like it was a nuclear explosion.

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Next step though is to check ourselves.

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We're all scientists, we're all scientists who have discovered things.

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You know the process of discovery consists of coming up with an idea with a hypothesis and then really checking and double checking yourself in every possible way.

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So we had a long list of questions that we wanted to have investigated.

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Next step was to have these teams look at these questions, get back answers to us.

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But after that first day, I was pretty convinced this was a nuclear bomb.

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But when we did a scientific review of the data, there was something new and different.

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They discovered that Veila had connected its data with two light sensors called bang meters.

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Bang meter was a relatively simple device designed to detect flashes of light.

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It's spelled B-H-A-N-G. It's actually named after a drug using an Indian term.

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A drug that if you take it, gives you hallucinations as you see flashes of light.

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So someone with a sense of humor named these bang meters.

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But remember, the double flash recorded by each of the two bang meters was different.

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The two pulses from the two bang meters didn't match each other.

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That was a real mystery but it indicated that this thing just didn't look right.

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The experts are mystified until...

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...mullered as a flash of insight.

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What if it wasn't anything on Earth at all?

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Veila satellite is out of medium Earth orbit. It's far away in space.

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70,000 miles above the planet, the light wasn't protected by Earth's atmosphere.

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It was bombarded by tiny bits of rock and metal called micrometeorites.

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These micrometeorites don't reach the ground because of the atmosphere.

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It slows them down and absorbs their energy.

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A satellite such as Veila satellite is frequently hit by micro-nibb-ites.

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But even if micrometeorites smacked into Earth, how could specks of space dust...

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...replicate a massive double hump shock wave of a nuclear explosion?

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If a micrometeorite hits the surface of the satellite, it knocks off dust.

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Dust reflects sunlight differently into the two bang-meters.

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This could be the signal.

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Is it possible the whole world was freaked out by a fleck of space dust...

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...not used by a microscopic space pebble?

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After running more tests, Mueller and his team finally reached a conclusion.

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What we thought was a bright flash thousands of miles away was actually just a dim flash.

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That's only a few inches away.

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They were never recording the secret nuclear test. It was micrometeorites.

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That's almost certainly what we saw back on September 22nd, 1979.

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Could this whole mystery be solved by something as simple as space dust?

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After all, no one actually ever saw the flash.

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Mueller's theory became the official explanation of the US government.

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But not everyone is convinced.

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Clearly, to me, from a political point of view, every reason the world has tried to not talk about this...

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...form a committee and kick it down the street.

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Incredibly, in 2010, declassified South African documents revealed nuclear discussions with Israel...

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...in the years leading up to the Bella incident.

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Could the space dust explanation just be a cover-up?

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There are conspiracy theorists who keep these things alive...

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...despite the fact that they were pretty much saddled by people who understood the arguments at the time.

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In the end, we are left with a mystery.

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Was the Bella incident proven of a secret nuclear weapons test?

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Or was it merely some space dust that nearly took the world to the brink of disaster?

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Weird.

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Or what?

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Whoa!

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So there we have it.

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Stories of mysterious freaks of nature from all over the world.

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On the east coast of Canada, an earth-shattering boom stuns a community of new scientists scratching their hands.

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Unlike Michigan, a mysterious fog terrorizes a sailor...

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...and alters the very fabric of time.

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And over the Indian Ocean, a blinding double-flash of light creates a nuclear crisis.

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Are these stories evidence of mysterious forces at work within the world?

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Do we dismiss those who claim they are true?

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You decide.

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Join me again next time for more stories that will undoubtedly be weird or what.