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It sounds like gravel being thrown on a hard surface.
Saved you a click.
Sounds like a meteor hit Earth, saved you a click
thank you guy
One of the perks of having so darn many cameras everywhere - we get to capture rarely recorded events like this regularly.
American doorbell cams are the new Russian dashcam. Only main difference is that American doorbell cams are directly connected to the cloud/police.
I know you are speaking in general about rare things but this specific instance it said it was an historic first. That’s wild
What’s truly wild is a news source providing the video at the top of the story without any overlays, talking heads or extraneous crap. Astonishing.
I’m not on my usual device so I don’t know if adblock would have helped, but that BBC shithole did have a 30 second unskippable ad for a 10 second video.
Thanks, you (what’s the opposite of saving a click?)!
People used to think the notion of rocks falling out of a clear blue sky was bullshit. And here we are.
I was expecting it to sound like a bullet
People used to think the notion of rocks falling out of a clear blue sky was bullshit. And here we are.
I read “bullshit” as “bullet”. I need to go to sleep.
Yet oddly it made sense
I’m surprised it didn’t make a bigger hole in their bricks.
Most meteors that reach all the way to the surface are really small. Bigger impacts are rare, buy not impossible.
still i bet it would absolutely suck to get hit by that
Well, bullets are pretty small, but that’s not going to help when they travel so fast. Same applies to flying rocks too.
Meteorite goes Bish!
Hopefully, we will not need a Ripley soon.
Terrifying
Are we sure that isn’t something that fell off of an airplane?
tested as ordinary chondrite, the most common type of space rock to strike Earth.
You mean like the front falling off?
