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i was driving home from work, turned right at the roundabout at the very top of the monaro highway (forward goes to airport, right to fyskwick), anyway, just when i was at about the canturf lawns, 11:39pm, there was a HUGE flash in the sky, lit it up like it was late afternoon. looked back and there was a huge red line in the sky.

anybody see it, or know what it was?

Weird dude.....

I remember one night couple of years ago, went up to Mt Strolmlo at like 1am... Pitch black up there... Wa;king through the pines... (trying to find BIG FOOT) And yea we saw these big blue, red and green lines in the sky.... Freaky as all hell..... Figured out it was the Obvervatory...

Could be a similar thing..... Maybe even Aliens flying by.

maybe some really fat dude lit a fart?

i was gonna suggest aurora borialis but it hangs around and its not one big flash.

though i have seen it in canb, from my back veranda and it looks amazing.

kinda freaky though if it was seen in canberra and sydney!!!!! thats a serioulsy huge flash!!!

maybe some really fat dude lit a fart?

Tryng to typ bt cnt vry wll becse lauging to hrd!

Seriously folks...fat dudes?...meteorites?...space junk?...Shell finally found the Roo?...all pure speculation. I just want whatever Andrew is having.

Wonder what sort of boost the fat dude would have to run to get that sort of trajectory/velocity. Guess he could determine curve with HKS F(art)CON, angle with adj wastegate and acceleration with PF(art)C. Sorry...

I saw a similar thing a few years back just before sunset in Sydney. Was having a beer with a mate on a balcony, I was facing west he was facing east. Giant fire ball low in the sky but the only thing he could see was me looking over his shoulder going far far far fark!

Heh heh

Hey man I say something like a big flash last night, I came outside about 11.30sih and this massive blue flash filled the sky (like lightinging) andthen in the middle of the sky their was a orange/red bright spot I thought I was seeing things, but perhaps not it was weird.

Tryng to typ bt cnt vry wll becse lauging to hrd!

Wonder what sort of boost the fat dude would have to run to get that sort of trajectory/velocity. Guess he could determine curve with HKS F(art)CON' date=' angle with adj wastegate and acceleration with PF(art)C. Sorry...

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I'd say that a good exhaust and carefully designed dumps would be important.

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