Welcome to Art Bell, Somewhere in Time, tonight featuring coast-to-coast AM from May 16th, 2002.

From the high desert and the great American Southwest, I've been good evening, good morning, good afternoon, in whatever time zone you may be resigning in and all 24 covered by this program. We're everywhere. This is Coast to Coast A.M. and I'm Art Bell and what a program you're going to, about to be in store for tonight. Let me tell you what's happening. First of all, in a moment, Stan Dale, been a long time since you heard from

Stan Dale, something very odd is occurring at the South Pole and elsewhere, and he'll be here to

tell you all about it for a second. And to perhaps comment on what I'm about to invite you to go watch

for yourself.

Now, I know absolutely nothing about the history of the video that I've got in my hands.

It was sent to me earlier today, but it's really quite something.

It's on my website now at art bell.com. And I think it's the first item under

what's new. It is. Let me see. What does it say? It says unknown flying object crashes to Earth.

Well, all right. What I've got here is, was represented in the email sent to me to be the crash of a

ufo and it is at least that the it sure as hell is an unidentified flying object crashing

but it's more than just a crash uh and and stan has his own take on it i had them watch it about 30 minutes ahead of air time it's more than just a crash. And Stan has his own take on it.

I had him watch it about 30 minutes ahead of airtime.

It's only been up for about 30 minutes.

Now, I'm telling you, this one's kind of a mind-blower.

It's obviously not a fake.

It shows an object crashing to Earth at very high speed and then becoming airborne again,

and I mean very seriously airborne again, and then again forming a trajectory back to earth

with an incredible explosion, just an incredible explosion.

Now, I don't know the history of the video. I don't know what it is that's crashing. Stan has, I think, a thought on that.

All I know is when I saw it, I went, oh, my God, this really is some serious kind of crash. And it is. It's not an airliner.

It's very difficult for me to imagine a meteorite with the aerodynamic characteristics this has.

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