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Fort, Charles - New Lands - Fall of a fiery, red ball which became a small bristling mass of black fibers

Identifier

028723

Type of Spiritual Experience

Background

A description of the experience

New Lands – Charles Fort

Nov. 16, 1857
It is said that, according to investigations by Prof. Shepard, a luminous substance was seen falling slowly, by Sparkman R. Striven, a young man of seventeen, at his home, in Charleston, S. C., Nov. 16, 1857. It is said that the young man saw a fiery, red ball, the size and shape of an orange, strike a fence, breaking, and disappearing. Where this object had struck the fence, was found "a small bristling mass of black fibers." According to Prof. Shepard, it was "a confused aggregate of short clippings of the finest black hair, varying in length from one tenth to one third of an inch." Prof. Shepard says that ….. when he analyzed these hairs they burned away, leaving grayish skeletons, and that they were "composed in part of carbon," and burned with an odor "most nearly bituminous."

The source of the experience

Fort, Charles

Concepts, symbols and science items

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Activities and commonsteps

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