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Scientists find fragments of 10-tonne space rock

ctv.ca — Richard Herd, curator of the National Meteorite Collection of Canada, said Friday [28 November 2008] that the discovery of multiple fragments confirms that the mysterious fireball was indeed a meteor, which resulted in a meteorite shower. "When fragments are found, we've got a meteorite shower," he told CTV.ca in a phone interview from Ottawa.

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  • wildest, on 11/30/2008, -0/+2I want to find fragments of something.
  • Khast, on 11/30/2008, -0/+2[This comment was removed by request by the remaining members of Heaven's Gate.]

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