Meteorite Hits Canada

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[link to www.space.com]

Where's Dr. Astro McShillington?

Always seem to get a strike when a big one passes by

yup

Dr. Astro I would appreciate your input about this event, cause this is close as fuck to me and I wanna know what's up.

Not trying to be a jerk, but remember the last time you did one of these thread a smaller one on the same path blew up over Russia...I know it was too small to be readily observed, but what makes you think that a larger one like this might not have trailing debris in a wider field?

Dann I was hoping Canada got wiped out

It was actually a Meteor. It doesn't become a Meteorite until AFTER it hits the surface. Moron!

He's an absolute beast.

Pssh He's a sweaty buffoon.

I was thinking the same thing.

I know I always call him out on meteor strikes that have no warning. He offered the below link and nothing more.

[link to fireballs.ndc.nasa.gov]

I saw him on Jimmy Kimmel. Jimmy had to wipe the sweat off of his face.

Think about this:

Right this very second there may be asteroid capable of wiping out life on Earth as we know it slowly heading towards Earth.

When would we know it was coming?

Suddenly there is a brilliant light in the sky and then...

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YOU DOOM MONGER YOU!

Yeah, sooo exciting...especially when the big one nails us!

I recorded I conversation between the mission control room and ISS commander Koichi Wakata, about a threat codenamed red threshold conjunction tracked by NASA, that will prompt the Expedition 39 crew, currently aboard the ISS, to conduct some safety procedure tomorrow morning.

This happened right around my area. If I find a fragment no way would I give it to the University. Finders keepers