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Quality-scored route · 8 evidence-linked stops

Odd places day road trip around Recorded meteorite landing

Start near Recorded meteorite landing, finish near USA · city-level coordinate, and connect records that are geographically close but rarely explained together.

Stops8
Route estimate95 km
Minimum time8 hours
Best formatDay road trip
Stop 1 · METEORITE LANDING

Crescent meteorite

Recorded meteorite landing

A CM2 meteorite recorded as an observed fall with a recorded mass of 78.4 g.

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Stop 2 · UAP REPORT

Reported unknown aerial phenomenon

USA · city-level coordinate

A self-reported unknown aerial observation dated 2012-04-02T20:50:00 with a stated duration of 720 seconds.

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Stop 3 · UAP REPORT

Reported disk aerial phenomenon

USA · city-level coordinate

A self-reported disk aerial observation dated 2011-11-07 with a stated duration of 120 seconds.

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Stop 4 · UAP REPORT

Reported fireball aerial phenomenon

USA · city-level coordinate

A self-reported fireball aerial observation dated 2012-07-06T22:01:00 with a stated duration of 120 seconds.

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Stop 5 · UAP REPORT

Reported rectangle aerial phenomenon

USA · city-level coordinate

A self-reported rectangle aerial observation dated 2013-05-05T23:30:00 with a stated duration of 108 seconds.

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Stop 6 · UAP REPORT

Reported unclassified aerial phenomenon

USA · city-level coordinate

A self-reported unclassified aerial observation dated 2013-04-11 with a stated duration of 20 seconds.

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Stop 7 · UAP REPORT

Reported light aerial phenomenon

USA · city-level coordinate

A self-reported light aerial observation dated 2013-04-12T22:21:00 with a stated duration of 2 seconds.

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Stop 8 · UAP REPORT

Reported circle aerial phenomenon

USA · city-level coordinate

A self-reported circle aerial observation dated 2013-07-11T03:00:00 with a stated duration of 10 seconds.

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How to use this trip

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