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Sat Feb 16, 2013, 04:21 PM

Feb 2013

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Best Footage Of Russian Meteor Strike I've Found So Far !!! [View all] WillyT Feb 2013 OP

Lucky it fell in a lake jsr Feb 2013 #1

I'm thinking that icy lake would have cooled it down pretty quickly customerserviceguy Feb 2013 #3

Care to guess where most meteorites are found? TheMadMonk Feb 2013 #12

In my refrigerator? Ikonoklast Feb 2013 #13

Greenlandic and Antarctic ice is to meteorites as amber is to insects. eppur_se_muova Feb 2013 #16

While it's cool that it happened during daylight Duer 157099 Feb 2013 #2

What's truly amazing is that at the impact site they found Leslie Valley Feb 2013 #4

LOL! Politicalboi Feb 2013 #5

thanks for posting! napkinz Feb 2013 #6

Russia doesn't have any lines on the roads. loudsue Feb 2013 #7

I can't help but wonder, if that had happened in the 1960s... eallen Feb 2013 #8

Yeah, like, at the height of the Cuban Missile Crisis! n/t Jerry442 Feb 2013 #9

1962, to be precise, it would be the end of the world as we know it AverageMe Feb 2013 #11

Wow! thanks! Rosa Luxemburg Feb 2013 #10

Great stuff underpants Feb 2013 #14

Kick !!! WillyT Feb 2013 #17

I assume they will try to find it in the lake. n-t Logical Feb 2013 #18

They're now saying the lake wasn't an impact site... countryjake Feb 2013 #20

Aren't most meteorites ferromagnetic? TheMightyFavog Feb 2013 #21

I can't get enough donheld Feb 2013 #19