Oh noes space invaders

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_2aX-784sw

I was in rush hour traffic, facing the wrong way. My boss phoned me and freaked out about it.

[Necron99]

all the goofs must have gotten out of the asylum . They all swear up and down it was an Alien space craft on YouTube 😆 😕

[Leigha]

That’s so pretty looking to watch

Space aliens 🙄

[Kristen]

I totally missed that… and I was out doing errands too…. so it’s not like I was holed up in my apartment. Poo…. 🙂

[Starbreeze]

That is so cool!!! I wish I’d seen it in person!!! 😀

[Adaneth]

Thanks for the link! 😀 I wonder how many people ran off the road. 😆

[Tiffany]

I saw that on the news last night… wow o.o

[Purplecat]

wow…that is so cool.

[Tina]

my other half saw it here in fort mac, he was driving home

[PurpleTurtle]

That’s so cool 8) !

[lamortefille]

Very cool!

[Anonymous]

cbc.ca wrote:

Fragments of a huge meteorite that lit up the skies across Alberta and Saskatchewan last week have been found near the border city of Lloydminster, University of Calgary scientists say.

U of C planetary scientist Dr. Alan Hildebrand and graduate student Ellen Milley said Friday morning they located several meteorite fragments late Thursday afternoon.

They believe thousands of meteorite bits are strewn over a 20-square-kilometre area near the Battle River.

They’re planning to take reporters to the as-yet undisclosed site — about 40 kilometres from Lloydminister — Friday afternoon.

The fireball that streaked across western Canadian skies on Nov. 20 was witnessed by thousands. Researchers believe it was a 10-tonne fragment from an asteroid.

It was also captured on video by a number of people.

[Adaneth]

That’s neat that they found parts of it! 🙂

[Tina]

Snapdragon wrote:

cbc.ca wrote:

Fragments of a huge meteorite that lit up the skies across Alberta and Saskatchewan last week have been found near the border city of Lloydminster, University of Calgary scientists say.

U of C planetary scientist Dr. Alan Hildebrand and graduate student Ellen Milley said Friday morning they located several meteorite fragments late Thursday afternoon.

They believe thousands of meteorite bits are strewn over a 20-square-kilometre area near the Battle River.

They’re planning to take reporters to the as-yet undisclosed site — about 40 kilometres from Lloydminister — Friday afternoon.

The fireball that streaked across western Canadian skies on Nov. 20 was witnessed by thousands. Researchers believe it was a 10-tonne fragment from an asteroid.

It was also captured on video by a number of people.

Hey Snap I was thinking the other day, I wonder what happened on the military base in Cold Lake when that think went over 😆

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