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Warpy

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11. You mean a near miss? Who knows?

Reply to Spitfire of ATJ (Reply #10)

Sat Feb 16, 2013, 03:51 AM

Feb 2013

That one just blew apart a lot closer to the earth. Chelyabinsk was damned lucky, although I'm sure they don't feel that way right now.

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Videos of Russian Meteor Hit. [View all] Spitfire of ATJ Feb 2013 OP

Here's A Great Video Compliation... newszeek Feb 2013 #1

OMG! This is terrific! Thanks so much for posting! Rhiannon12866 Feb 2013 #8

The only thing is there were two different meteors... Rhiannon12866 Feb 2013 #9

Idiots in that 1st vid. Have I mentioned how much I hate sensationalizing already sensational news? uppityperson Feb 2013 #2

Whole lotta people in Siberia with dash cams Warpy Feb 2013 #3

Makes you wonder if there could have been a precursor at the Tunguska blast. Spitfire of ATJ Feb 2013 #10

You mean a near miss? Who knows? Warpy Feb 2013 #11

A blast precursor. Where the shockwave reflects off of the ground causing more damage. Spitfire of ATJ Feb 2013 #12

It's a METEOR....NOT a landed Meteorite Submariner Feb 2013 #4

It DID land Liberalagogo Feb 2013 #5

It landed in a lake.... Spitfire of ATJ Feb 2013 #13

It left a 6 meter diameter hole in ice Warpy Feb 2013 #14

Now how come Liberalagogo Feb 2013 #6

Bigfoot is easily explained... Spitfire of ATJ Feb 2013 #7

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