Display Case Covering Meteorite At Russian Museum Mysteriously Rises - Coast2Coast AM

Nearly six years ago Chelyabinsk shook under the impact of a meteorite. Today a piece of the stone is under lock and key, but Tim Binnall finds the object may be trying to escape. Witness the video and decide if you believe the museum bigwigs saying there was no faulty wiring nor electrical hiccups. Strange occurences still happen in the world, despite the prostestations of dyed-in-the-wool pseudoskeptics. Allow Brent Swancer to yank their head out of the sand by recounting The Mysterious Case Of The Birmingham Poltergeist which affected not one, not two, but five families in the UK, keeping folks awake with rattling rocks for a week. Weird phenomena also happens in scientific settings if you choose to believe Mark Russell Bell's collection of Anomalous Occurrences In A Psychiatric Hospital Intensive Care Unit. Here's the rub, Mark was already a patient in there while they were happening. (CS)

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