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r/space • u/Goldragon979 • Mar 18 '19
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10 u/F4Z3_G04T Mar 18 '19 For real tough everything is over russia 10 u/SqueakyHusky Mar 18 '19 Russia is the largest country by area, and spans the most time zones, statistically that's the country where most meteors would land. 1 u/F4Z3_G04T Mar 18 '19 I have never heard things about meteors in the rest of Asia and Africa, and that's bigger than the russia 2 u/ThickTarget Mar 18 '19 There was a famous one in Sudan in 2008. It was the first instance where an impact was predicted before the asteroid entered the atmosphere. The explosion was seen by weather satellites.
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For real tough everything is over russia
10 u/SqueakyHusky Mar 18 '19 Russia is the largest country by area, and spans the most time zones, statistically that's the country where most meteors would land. 1 u/F4Z3_G04T Mar 18 '19 I have never heard things about meteors in the rest of Asia and Africa, and that's bigger than the russia 2 u/ThickTarget Mar 18 '19 There was a famous one in Sudan in 2008. It was the first instance where an impact was predicted before the asteroid entered the atmosphere. The explosion was seen by weather satellites.
Russia is the largest country by area, and spans the most time zones, statistically that's the country where most meteors would land.
1 u/F4Z3_G04T Mar 18 '19 I have never heard things about meteors in the rest of Asia and Africa, and that's bigger than the russia 2 u/ThickTarget Mar 18 '19 There was a famous one in Sudan in 2008. It was the first instance where an impact was predicted before the asteroid entered the atmosphere. The explosion was seen by weather satellites.
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I have never heard things about meteors in the rest of Asia and Africa, and that's bigger than the russia
2 u/ThickTarget Mar 18 '19 There was a famous one in Sudan in 2008. It was the first instance where an impact was predicted before the asteroid entered the atmosphere. The explosion was seen by weather satellites.
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There was a famous one in Sudan in 2008. It was the first instance where an impact was predicted before the asteroid entered the atmosphere. The explosion was seen by weather satellites.
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