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LOS ANGELES, Calif. - Southern Californians from Santa Barbara to San Diego have reported seeing a fireball that forecasters said was most likely a meteor streaking across the sky
When an asteroid exploded over the Russian city of Chelyabinsk in February, shattering windows for miles and injuring well over 1,000 people, experts said it was a rare event — of a magnitude that might occur only once every 100 to 200 years, on average
But now a team of scientists is suggesting that the Earth is vulnerable to many more Chelyabinsk-size space rocks than was previously thought. In research being published Wednesday by the journal Nature, they estimate that such strikes could occur as often as every decade or two
goou111
This is the only video I could find of it and it does look like a pretty big one..
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goou111
This is the only video I could find of it and it does look like a pretty big one..
You do realise that the "front page" image on that video is a photoshopped fake, dont you?
The actual video shows a more ordinary, but bright meteor.