A meteor the size of a bus exploded in the atmosphere over
the Russian Urals city of Chelyabinsk on Feb. 15, Russia time. Injuries are
said to be heading toward 1,000, mainly due to flying glass and debris. But we
are told this is NOT the large meteorite predicted to pass our planet today.
Maybe I missed it somewhere, but were we ever told anything about this smaller
meteor?? It just appeared out of nowhere? I haven't heard any explanation yet
as to why there was no mention nor warning of this smaller meteorite that
caused such damage in Russia. I can only assume it was the usual action of the
government to remain mute about such a close encounter to avoid panic in the
streets.
NASA reiterated today the larger meteor will miss the Earth as it passes about 17,000 miles away. That distance is closer than the satellites currently in orbit around us. Watch the skies today folks, you just might see it.
John P.
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