• May 1, 2009 •
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• December 2, 2008 •
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Tags: Alberta and Saskatchewan, astronomers, Battle River, black market meteors, brilliant flash, burning up, canada, dinosaurs, Dr. Alan Hildebrand, earth's atmosphere, ebay, Fiery Meteorite Burns Up the Sky, Fireball, fireballs, Fragments of a huge meteorite, impressive, located several meteorite fragments, luminous, man in a trenchcoat selling space rocks, meteor, meteorite, meteorite bits are strewn over 20 square kilometres, meteorite fragments, Meteorite Pieces Found in Saskatchewan, observations, outerspace, pew pew, physical evidence, planetary scientist, rock bottom prices!, rocks, science, Scientists, sonic boom sounds, space, Space Invaders, stones, western canada
• November 23, 2008 •
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Tags: astronomers, brilliant flash, burning up, Dash Cam, earth's atmosphere, fireballs, HD Meteorite Crash in Russia, impressive, luminous, meteor, meteorite, meteorite fragments, police dashboard camera, sonic boom sounds, western canada
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