Latvia has fallen meteorite

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It doesn't look much like an impact crater, and I don't understand why it would be burning but thanks anyway.

Edit: another source for the story.

And for those that asked, no, it's not possible to cover the whole sky to look for meteors, some are only discovered after they have passed near Earth.

[edit on 25/10/2009 by ArMaP]

Im guessing it was pretty small for a crater that size.

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Thanks for the link. Included it in the original post.

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I believe it could be done with a satellite grid.

reply to post by Conclusion

What do you mean by that?

I wonder if tiberum will growth out

Never seen footage of an impact crater with the the meteorite still on flames... great find

S&F

Originally posted by Szerablyn
I remember back on Octuber 7th of last year, there were some time wave zero predictions, and if I'm not wrong that evening the first meteor to fall to earth witnessed by mankind crashed in Sudan.

I think Time Wave Zero is indeed working, the only problem is that people think that everything that matters is the USA, but definetely there are things happening, like the bombs in Irak and now the meteor.

The first meteor witnessed by man kind? Seems 100% bias in my opinion.

The Time Wave Zero has been quite the contrary of correct in most of it's "Predictions".

I'm glad no one got hurt. Awesome footage but what if it had hit a apartment complex or a school?

cool for the guy to investigate and record for us, but stoopid ofhim of getting so close knowing there may be some high levels of radiation!

Wow, that's really interesting. I have also never seen a meteor right after impact. I hope it's real and I am not just an ass!

What I am most interested in, is what will be reported in other media outlets, what will they say and how spin it, because I think if true this is very significant. I am actually surprised nothing hit the main international info channels. What would really be interesting, is if nothing is reported. That would mean this news is even more significant. I appreciate all the additional sources provided. Let's wait how this turns out.

Could this be space junk or an et craft?

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And what? So then they would have about 8 seconds to warn people?

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Source: readrussia.com...

If this is the scene of crash where is the police and army?

Maybe it was Dr. Doom returning from the Secret War?

That (if true) is pretty cool, seems to have been a lot more witnessed impacts over the past couple of years, remember the Canadian video's from earlier this year?

The amount of these things which are not witnessed must be immense, the Oceans, Deserts, Forests, Antarctic, wide open plains of Africa, I wonder if there is any footage of it before impact?

Originally posted by antar
Could this be space junk or an et craft?

I think more likely it was a probe from the Moon. Currently Moon scientists are analyzing the data to see if any "plume" was visible.

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Something like this, but with radar equipment and pointed the other way. Set up a grid system to detect things coming very close to the earth.

iahs.info...

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Any warning is better than none. Implementation is the first step to securing greater development. As technology advances one day we may be able to have a secure grid for the solar system.