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Meteorite hits central Russia, 500 hurt

Russian Officials say flying glass shattered by the explosions caused most injuries. Meteor shower may have been connected with asteroid size of Olympic swimming pool that was due to pass Earth.

By Reuters | 11:21 15.02.13 |

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how scary that must have been
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- 16 Feb 2013
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Wishing a quick recovery to all those injured and traumatized by this belligerence of nature..
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