... ENOUGH TO SINK A SHIP. More recently a similar phenomenon was observed over the Caribbean Sea, the aerolite in this case falling within a few hundred feet of a steamer. Her crew heard the water hiss, and the wave flung up was so large that it washed over ...

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... not audible at one-fifth of that distance. , Still, this explanation will not fit all cases of sheet lightning, for in the Caribbean Sea the writer has time and again seen the clouds directly overhead all aglow with momentary flashes of sheet . lightning ...