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Debris on palestine texas Original Source Link: (May no longer be active)    http://abclocal.go.com/wjrt/news/020103_NW_r2_shuttle_lost.html http://abclocal.go.com/wjrt/news/020103_NW_r2_shuttle_lost.html Shuttle Columbia breaks-up on re-entry NASA has lowered flag next to countdown clock (ABC12 Graphic) Houston — (02/01/03)--NASA has lowered the flag next to its countdown clock to half-staff. Video from television station WFAA, Dallas, shows the shuttle breaking up, leaving multiple contrails in the sky. Shuttle debris has been sighted in north central Texas. John Ferolito of Carollton, Texas, says he ``heard a big bang and the windows shook in the house.'' Ferolito compared the sound to ``a car hitting the house.'' Gary Hunziker of Plano, Texas, says he saw two ``bright objects'' flying alongside the shuttle as it passed overhead on re-entry. Hunziker says he assumed the objects ``were chase jets.'' Bob Multer of Palestine, Texas, told C-N-N he heard a ``loud, intense roar'' that he likened to the sound of a tornado. Multer believes it shook his house ``for a good minute.'' Last Updated: Feb 1, 2003 Back

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