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15. Febrero 2013, 16:37:47

Papa Zoom

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Asunto: anyone know about this?

http://twitchy.com/2013/02/15/amazing-photos-and-video-hundreds-injured-after-meteor-lights-up-the-sky-over-russia/?utm_source=autotweet&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=twitter

16. Febrero 2013, 01:27:15

Iamon lyme

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Asunto: Re: anyone know about this?

Artful Dodger: I saw a newsline that said "meteor not related to passing asteriod." So apparently it's just a coincidence...

... ?

16. Febrero 2013, 18:59:42

Iamon lyme

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Asunto: Re: anyone know about this?

Iamon lyme: Two more meteors were spotted yesterday over the west coast. There could have been more that were either not seen (over the ocean) or not reported... or only reported locally.

I don't know how anyone can see this as a mere coincidence. It's possible there are fragments traveling the same path as the asteroid, possibly due to some other asteroid slamming into it... and those fragments wouldn't necessarily be traveling in very close formation and proximity to the asteroid. I think scientists know this is a possibility, but don't want to be blamed for creating any unnecessary panic.