asteroid hit russia.
 

man this shit was dope, enough of an impact to destroy a major city, there was enough trial and error to cause some serious damage, thousands of buildings in japan where damaged, and a few people suffered non life threatening injuries.

Wasn't this in Russia?

fuck russia whats the difference.

lmfao

Lmao

LMFAO @ the fuck up

i was just watching it on the news, could of sworn they said japan.

Lol it was like 1 zinc factory that got taken out as far I know, around 500 injured.. No fatals

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it was a meteor, and it hit in russia. all you do is fail nigga

white boys saying nigga is a bigger fail than me getting my countries confused.

How bout white boys who say nigger tho?

that's fine. as long as you stay true to your race.

this lady on the news said good thing it didn't happen on dec 21rst lol.

Lmao BIG difference between an asteroid and a meteorite.

Its been confirmed as a mini asteroid

Does that mean it was a chunk of rock that got disconnected from an asteroid or it was a sole chunk of rock independent of another that just so happened was small, luckily for us?

And anyway, who cares...nobody died...it sucked.

This isn't even news.

Hmmm, not sure. But here's the article I read

http://www.latimes.com/news/science/...tory?track=rss

Oh so it was an asteroid, just a small one, still big as fuck though....wtf at 45 feet I thought it was like just a little rock which is a meteorite, I didn't know it was like a fucking house.

How did nobody die? Them Russians be all like 'No'.

Russians be tough motherfuckers. They stuck it out with a handle of liquor and a giant shard of glass inches deep in the head like, eh, fuck it.

A meteor would have probably bigger than that, and probably would have legit fucked shit up. it hit earth at the speed of light the shockwave is what caused some damage, but then again a quarter would cause some damage if it feel from space.