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My radio turned on automatically at 6:00 AM Friday February 15, 2013. The first thing I
heard was that a meteor exploded over a Russian City in the Ural Mountains. The report
said, “Hundreds of people have been injured after a meteor shower sent dangerous
fragments crashing to the ground as it streaked over Russia – with many injured by broken
glass as windows shattered.” I turned on the TV and heard on several shows that this
incident has nothing to do with a 150-foot asteroid coming within 17,500 mile of Earth at
about 2:15 PM. They had well known scientist coming on TV saying this like it is fact.
First click on the link below. Let me show you what a small meteor can do to a city!
A series of explosions in the skies of Russia's Urals region, reportedly caused by a meteor shower, has sparked panic in three major cities. Witnesses said that houses shuddered, windows were blown out and cellphones stopped working.
Atmospheric phenomena have been registered in the cities of Chelyabinsk, Yekaterinburg and Tyumen.
In Chelyabinsk, witnesses said the explosion was so loud that it resembled an earthquake and thunder at the same time, and that there were huge trails of smoke across the sky. Others reported seeing burning objects fall to earth.
Police in the Chelyabinsk region are reportedly on high alert, and have enacted the 'Fortress' plan in order to protect vital infrastructure.
Office buildings in downtown Chelyabinsk are being evacuated. Injuries were reported at one of the city's secondary schools, supposedly from smashed windows. No other injuries have been reported so far.
An emergency message published on the website of the Chelyabinsk regional authority urged residents to pick up their children from school and remain at home if possible.
The regional Emergency Ministry said the phenomenon was a meteorite shower, but locals have speculated that it was a military fighter jet crash or a missile explosion.
"According to preliminary data, the flashes seen over the Urals were caused by [a] meteorite shower," the Emergency Ministry told Itar-Tass news agency.
The Emergency Ministry reported that no civil aircraft were damaged by the meteorite shower, and that "all flights proceed according to schedule." No local power stations were damaged, either.
Residents of the town of Emanzhilinsk, some 50 kilometers from Chelyabinsk, said they witnessed a flying object that suddenly burst into flames, broke apart and fell to earth. A black cloud was reported hanging above the town.
Witnesses in Chelyabinsk said the city's air smells like gunpowder.
Many locals reported that the explosion rattled their houses and smashed windows.
"This explosion, my ears popped, windows were smashed... phone doesn't work," Evgeniya Gabun wrote on Twitter.
"My window smashed, I am all shaking! Everybody says, that a plane crashed," Twitter user Katya Grechannikova reported.
Many speculated on what caused the powerful explosion -- some claimed it was a crashed plane, while others said it could have been a UFO.
"My windows were not smashed, but I first thought that my house is being dismantled, then I thought it was a UFO, and my eventual thought was an earthquake," Bukreeva Olga wrote on Twitter.
Atmospheric phenomena have been registered in the cities of Chelyabinsk, Yekaterinburg and Tyumen.
In Chelyabinsk, witnesses said the explosion was so loud that it resembled an earthquake and thunder at the same time, and that there were huge trails of smoke across the sky. Others reported seeing burning objects fall to earth.
Police in the Chelyabinsk region are reportedly on high alert, and have enacted the 'Fortress' plan in order to protect vital infrastructure.
Office buildings in downtown Chelyabinsk are being evacuated. Injuries were reported at one of the city's secondary schools, supposedly from smashed windows. No other injuries have been reported so far.
An emergency message published on the website of the Chelyabinsk regional authority urged residents to pick up their children from school and remain at home if possible.
The regional Emergency Ministry said the phenomenon was a meteorite shower, but locals have speculated that it was a military fighter jet crash or a missile explosion.
"According to preliminary data, the flashes seen over the Urals were caused by [a] meteorite shower," the Emergency Ministry told Itar-Tass news agency.
The Emergency Ministry reported that no civil aircraft were damaged by the meteorite shower, and that "all flights proceed according to schedule." No local power stations were damaged, either.
Residents of the town of Emanzhilinsk, some 50 kilometers from Chelyabinsk, said they witnessed a flying object that suddenly burst into flames, broke apart and fell to earth. A black cloud was reported hanging above the town.
Witnesses in Chelyabinsk said the city's air smells like gunpowder.
Many locals reported that the explosion rattled their houses and smashed windows.
"This explosion, my ears popped, windows were smashed... phone doesn't work," Evgeniya Gabun wrote on Twitter.
"My window smashed, I am all shaking! Everybody says, that a plane crashed," Twitter user Katya Grechannikova reported.
Many speculated on what caused the powerful explosion -- some claimed it was a crashed plane, while others said it could have been a UFO.
"My windows were not smashed, but I first thought that my house is being dismantled, then I thought it was a UFO, and my eventual thought was an earthquake," Bukreeva Olga wrote on Twitter.
The projectory of the 150 foot Asteroid that will pass Earth at 2:15pm on Feb. 15, 2013.
It will pass between our weather satilites and Earth.
I I hate to disagree with these very smart people
This is what Shoemaker-Levy 9
did as it passed by Jupiter and a few years later came back
and crashed into the planet. Look at this video below.
Comet Hits Jupiter 1994 - Shoemaker-Levy 9
In my opinion, what happened in Russia is part of the 150 foot asteroid story of February 15th. Just like Shoemaker-Levy 9, we are dealing with a string of asteroid fragments, not just two asteroids or meteors. One scientist said on NBC this morning that this Russian incident happened far too early to be related to a rock that will pass by many hours later.
I disagree. You see how Shoemaker-Levy 9 broke up a comet as it passed by? Now what if this object that is passing by Earth is part of an ancient comet that is as much as a billion years old. It could have passed by and broke up near Jupiter one billion years ago. That could have given the comet debris time to string itself out over 500 million or more miles. The debris could vary in size from a few grains to large 150 foot or more pieces. The debris could be made of rock, iron, ice, or a combination of material.
The Earth maybe passing through this string of debris as it goes around the sun (our star is called Sole). Many of these pieces of debris could enter the Earth’s Atmosphere. Most of it, we may not notice. But some like what happened in Russia could cause problems among the population. As the meteorites blows up and the blast wave brings down buildings and breaks windows, it may have some of us panicking as we say, “Hey, help me get this glass out of my ass!”
You can take that glass out of our ass but the 150 Foot rock is coming back to hit the Earth in the year 2039.
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