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Meteorite Crashes in Russia
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Originally posted by ErEhWoN
reply to post by Trexter Ziam
I'll take you up on that bet.
I'll wager my savings, checking and 401k.
What you got?
I'll give ya my 'ubby (joking/kidding)
Great find, very interesting. It is common for asteroids to have a debris
field around them, from past impacts with other things, and such.
This is most likely that.
field around them, from past impacts with other things, and such.
This is most likely that.
Twitter feed for Associated Press says a few injuries now
I don't know how to post a link from a twitter link
There were no immediate confirmed reports of injuries, but Russian news agencies cited unnamed sources as saying several people were injured at a school in a thinly populated part of the region, which is on the eastern edge of the Ural Mountains.
I don't know how to post a link from a twitter link
Originally posted by Blister
Two points. First the blinding light, followed by very loud, crackling explosions suggest that this was an airburst explosion. Note that the object dissintegrates into smaller parts following the explosion.
Secondly, in the 'bad-music' camera version, where the car makes a right-hand turn, am I right to think that the object turns as well. It seems to approach at a 10.30 position and then leaves at the 3 oclock position... or is there a fish-lens effect at play there?
A brilliant event to see anyway.
I noticed that too, it appears as if the "meteorite" makes a left turn and continues through the sky.
This may be a answer.
Maybe some pieces of the meteor came off and became meteorites.
www.space.com...[e ditby]edit on 14-2-2013 by rockymcgilicutty because: (no reason given)
Binzel believes many near-Earth asteroids get shaken up when they fly too closely to our planet's gravitational field, which could help explain why some space rocks seem to shed a worn-looking outer coating caused by "space weathering."
Maybe some pieces of the meteor came off and became meteorites.
www.space.com...[e ditby]edit on 14-2-2013 by rockymcgilicutty because: (no reason given)
This video just uploaded in the last hour, date stamped today....
this shows the burst of light, trajectory falling to earth. So this looks to be a meteorite.
this shows the burst of light, trajectory falling to earth. So this looks to be a meteorite.
Meteorite fell to the Urals, Russia 15.02.2013
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Published on Feb 14, 2013
Broken glass, burning scent, people in panic. Most likely it was the support of a giant asteroid DA14.
edit on 14-2-2013 by burntheships because: (no reason given)
You guys should see this!!
Donno what's truly going on, whatever it is, related or not, WTF!
Donno what's truly going on, whatever it is, related or not, WTF!
edit on 14-2-2013 by wishcraft because: workin fine now
reply to post by Trexter Ziam
Mite take u up on that.....how tall is he and does he have a strong back? LOL
Mite take u up on that.....how tall is he and does he have a strong back? LOL
Originally posted by HumAnnunaki
Originally posted by usaman1983
Breaking News: Meteorite Crashes in Russia
rt.com
(visit the link for the full news article)
A series of explosions in the skies of Russia’s Urals region, reportedly caused by a meteor shower, has sparked panic in three major cities. Witnesses said that houses shuddered, windows were blown out and cellphones stopped working.
Excellent find OP -
I just posted this thread www.abovetopsecret.com... just prior to you findings.
It's titled - "2013 Comet's: Year Of The God's Return".
That link gives proof of what this year is scheduled for.
(I will be adding to my thread and incorporating your cover story link.)
Thank you!
@Highjinxx -
Don't believe everything NASA sells.
In 1908 Tugunska was caused by a comet slighty smaller than this comet.
Correction to your post:
It's "Tunguska".
Sorry to be picky, but it may matter when we find out what this event is all about
How strange that I happened to be looking up the "Tunguska Event" today, on Wiki.....Synchronicity!
Originally posted by snowspirit
Twitter feed for Associated Press says a few injuries now
There were no immediate confirmed reports of injuries, but Russian news agencies cited unnamed sources as saying several people were injured at a school in a thinly populated part of the region, which is on the eastern edge of the Ural Mountains.
I don't know how to post a link from a twitter link
According to RT, this was due to their being broken glass, not the meteorite itself. That's only part of the blurb about injuries.
Originally posted by wishcraft
You guys should see this!!
Donno what's truly going on, whatever it is, related or not, WTF!
edit on 14-2-2013 by wishcraft because: for some reason the link isnt working
fixed
And this is a gas well in Uzhbekastan??(spelling), or Kazakstan?? (spelling) somewhere back east. It's called hells gate or something like that. Not in any way a meteorite crash.
edit on 15-2-2013 by Hijinx because: (no reason given)
reply to post by wishcraft
That's not it. I've seen that video before. It's a hole that keeps burning. Old.
That's not it. I've seen that video before. It's a hole that keeps burning. Old.
edit on 15/2/2013 by Trexter Ziam because: (no reason
given)
reply to post by Hijinx
That is not a meteorite. Beware recycled video. That was recently posted. Maybe someone else can find it.
That is not a meteorite. Beware recycled video. That was recently posted. Maybe someone else can find it.