Video: Large Meteor Strikes Canada

Started by roy-nexus-6, November 24, 2008, 05:15:29 AM

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roy-nexus-6

By large, it was maybe a meter or 2 in diameter, I guess.

But the interesting thing is this: if you were in this car, there is no way for you to know the size of this thing - and whether or not it is gonna obliterate everything for 1000 square miles (including you).


Big Troubled Bear

At last that all bad things in movies doesn`t happen to just the USA ;D
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herm

kind of hard to believe they cant find the impact site of something that spectacular....
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    is even more amazing than yours."
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Slide Panda

Crikey - if you'd seen that in person that might be a pant wetter.  The sky filling flash of light sure gives the impression something bad's about to happen.
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zarn02

saw that on fazed.

"holy shit! apocalypse!" might be my initial reaction. :)
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Triple J

Cool!

We had something similar happen in Seattle about 4 years ago...pretty neat.

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NeufUnSix

Quote from: herm on November 24, 2008, 06:12:30 AM
kind of hard to believe they cant find the impact site of something that spectacular....


Ever been out that way? It's just thousands of square miles of wilderness, like most of Canada. I'm sure there are planes they still haven't found out there.
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Dana

When I worked nights on aircraft in NJ, we'd have the occasional meteor shower.  There was one just like that and it was just about on top of us.  My heart stopped a good minute after I had screamed like a school girl.  Huge flash...greenish color. 

It came so fast at us we all threw our hands up to protect us (like that was going to do anything).

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MaxPower

Quote from: yuu on November 24, 2008, 06:24:34 AM
Crikey - if you'd seen that in person that might be a pant wetter.  The sky filling flash of light sure gives the impression something bad's about to happen.

That's what I thought when I saw the video... end of the world type shit.

I was inside when it happened and was completely oblivious, it supposedly went down about an hour's drive from my parents' place and like NeufUnSix said, they aren't gonna gonna find it out there.
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