UFO Explosion
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June 12, 1790. Alencon, France (7) 
Globe exploded. 

|Sphere|Heat|Speed|

1908. Tunguska, Siberia (1) (7) 
Explosion event (UFO speculation). 


Controversial: May 13, October 13, 1917. Fatima, Portugal (1) 
An explosive sound was sometimes heard before the globe flew away.

|Disk|Sphere|Angels' Hair|Buzz|Flash|Glowing|Maneuver|Rotation|

Worl War II. Nicaragua (1) 
It then exploded silently in a blinding flash of light. Sanderson, Ivan Terence.

|Sphere|Flash|War|

July 19, 1946. Lake Kolmjarv, Sweden (2) 
A civilian witness claimed she heard a "thunderclap" that might have been the object exploding.

September 10, 1957. Ubatuba, Brazil (1) 
Three fisherman saw a flying-disk plunging towards the ocean. Just as it seemed to about to enter the water , turned sharply upward and exploded into thousands of fiery fragments. 

|Disc|Debris|

July, 1993. Lazio to Abruzzo, Italy 
The pilots of the Caccia airplane saw 3 balls leaving the UFO before the explosion. 

|ET|Radar|Scramble|

March 29, 2009. Richmond, Virginia 
Source: http://firefox.org/news/articles/2657/1/UFO-Spotted-Over-East-Coast/Page1.html 
Witness described seeing odd lights, booming noises and in some instances a fireball in the sky over the Richmond area. 
Initially, the disturbance was explained as part of a Russian rocket breaking up on reentry. Geoff Chester, public relations officer with the US Naval Observatory speculatied a Russian rocket (Soyuz spacecraft) breaking up on reentry. But on Tuesday, March 13, Stefan Bocchino of the USAF Joint Space Operations Center said in an e-mail to WTOP radio in Virgina that the bright light was not the result of a man made object. The Joint Space Operations Center tracks man made objects, in space they do not track natural objects such as meteorites. 

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