Chile: trozo de hielo cae sobre una casa en Los Andes
18/ 04/ 2009 at 5:39 | In Daños, Materiales | Leave a CommentEl pedazo, que cayó presumiblemente desde las alas de un avión, perforó el techo de la vivienda, sin causar lesiones a sus cuatro ocupantes.
Ricardo Ruiz, El Mercurio Online Miércoles 15 de Abril de 2009 21:55
LOS ANDES.- Un trozo de hielo, que presumiblemente cayó desde las alas de un avión comercial, provocó daños en una vivienda de la población Bicentenario de Los Andes, además del susto de los cuatro moradores.
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Ice from plane almost hits woman
28/ 12/ 2008 at 5:16 | In Casuística, Daños, Hielo azul, Materiales | Leave a CommentBy PABLO FERNANDEZ AND JIM WELLS — Sun Media. Sat, December 27, 2008. UPDATED: 2008-12-27 13:20:57 MST
Ice from a plane, possibly from a toilet, plummeted to earth and punched through the roof of a southeast Calgary house yesterday, narrowly missing a woman who was in the home.
Marian Liknes said she had just entered her bedroom to answer the phone shortly before 9:30 a.m., when a massive chunk of ice crashed through the ceiling with a deafening blast, mere centimetres from where she was sitting. Continue reading Ice from plane almost hits woman…
Block of ice smashes into Pico Rivera home
18/ 12/ 2008 at 11:09 | In Casuística, Daños, Hielo azul, Materiales | Leave a Comment80-100 pound mass leaves gaping hole in roof
By Airan Scruby, Staff Writer
Posted: 12/18/2008 05:16:22 PM PST
PICO RIVERA (CALIFORNIA) – Lupe Murillo was sitting in the family room of her home, a few yards from the Christmas tree, when she heard a crash-landing on her roof.
It wasn’t Santa Claus.
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Huge ice chunk can’t top Waco whopper of 1930s
25/ 10/ 2008 at 7:38 | In Fraudes | Leave a CommentBy MIKE LYONS. Special to the Daily News. Saturday, October 25, 2008
A 6-pound chunk of ice that smelled a little like fish and looked a lot like quartz made big news in York, Pa., last week. That’s because the frozen concoction fell from the sky, through a York woman’s roof and slightly injured her while she slept.
Mary Ann Foster was glad to be alive after a piece of the ice broke off and hit her on the forehead. The lump of ice left the 66-year-old grandmother with a large bump on her head and holes in her roof and bedroom ceiling.
Local officials, meantime, were left with a mystery: Where did the six pounds of ice come from? Some speculated that it might have fallen from an airplane or rocket, but the actual source remains unknown. Continue reading Huge ice chunk can’t top Waco whopper of 1930s…
Ice crashes through home
10/ 10/ 2008 at 7:32 | In Casuística, Daños, Hielo azul, Materiales | 1 CommentReported by: Ben Russell. Last Update: 10/09 7:00 am
A York Township woman is lucky to be alive after a piece from a six-pound block of ice fell from the sky, crashed through her roof and struck her on her forehead Wednesday morning.
“It’s the weirdest thing that ever happened in my life,” Mary Ann Foster said.
Foster was lying in her bed when, around 5:30 a.m., the incident happened.
She called out to her husband to ask if he had heard anything.
“I think something weird happened upstairs,” Foster said.
“You better go up and check it out.” Continue reading Ice crashes through home…
Científicos españoles explican la lluvia de bloques de hielo de los últimos años
20/ 05/ 2008 at 5:07 | In General, megacriometeoros | Leave a CommentA. PASCUAL. MADRID.
Sevilla, Valencia, Soria o Madrid ya han recibido la visita de estos «megacriometeoros», generosos trozos de hielo que impactan súbitamente contra el suelo bajo un cielo despejado. Se intuye que el fenómeno ha existido siempre, si bien los primeros casos documentados datan de los años 50. En España se han registrado al menos nueve impactos en este siglo, la mayoría en los primeros meses de 2000. La lluvia de conglomerados de hielo supone un riesgo para personas y bienes materiales, pero constituye una amenaza especialmente aguda para la aviación. Continue reading Científicos españoles explican la lluvia de bloques de hielo de los últimos años…
No, the sky’s not falling; it’s only ice
28/ 04/ 2008 at 5:02 | In Casuística, Daños | Leave a CommentA Baldwin Township resident had an unusual guest break in while the homeowner was away last month. Continue reading No, the sky’s not falling; it’s only ice…
Ice chunk falls from sky, crashes through Arlington Hts. business
15/ 03/ 2008 at 4:51 | In Casuística, Daños | Leave a CommentBy Sara Faiwell | Daily Herald Staff
An icy object fell from the sky and crashed through the roof of an Arlington Heights business Friday morning. Continue reading Ice chunk falls from sky, crashes through Arlington Hts. business…
Las bacterias hacen llover
29/ 02/ 2008 at 7:19 | In Granizo, Meteorología | Leave a CommentHasta ahora se sabía que algunas bacterias que flotan en la atmósfera provocan la lluvia bajo ciertas condiciones y en alguna áreas, pero un equipo de científicos ha demostrado su presencia en todo el mundo y su importancia en el clima. Continue reading Las bacterias hacen llover…
Nuevo artículo sobre megacriometeoros
26/ 02/ 2008 at 8:03 | In General, megacriometeoros | 1 CommentSe ha publicado en la Journal of Environmental Monitoring un nuevo artículo sobre megacriometeoros. Se trata de Monitoring the fall of large atmospheric ice conglomerations: a multianalytical approach to the study of the Mejorada del Campo megacryometeor (DOI: 10.1039/b718785h), que puede leerse aquí. Continue reading Nuevo artículo sobre megacriometeoros…
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