Below is the actual impact.....
...while below are some samples of the cyber-explosion selected form the web. Enjoy!
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| Meteor-surfing is one of the few crazy stunts Vladimir Putin hasn't tried but few would bet against the publicity-crazy Russian president having a crack from verkoren.wordpress.com |
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| Local weather for Moscow. #RussianMeteor http://pic.twitter.com/ubRrswR2 from storify.com |
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| One image suggests what really happened was that the fireball trail was caused by the anime Dragon Ball popping out in the real world from popular fiction. from au.ibtimes.com |
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| from storify.com |
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| Apparently 51 percent of Russians believe the meteor shower is the start of an alien invasion - coincidentally, almost exactly the same percentage as voted for Vladimir Putin in the last Presidential election. from au.ibtimes.com |
Russian "Meteor" 16 February 2013: Frequently Asked Questions- Answered!
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