Can Meteorites Really Rock Our World? | BBC Earth Science

Meteorites might effectively be space debris, but each piece helps to tell the story of our universe’s creation. Professor Sara Russell of the Natural History Museum explains their makeup, their origins, and how their existence can affect us on Earth.
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[@hlysnan6418]

They rock my world, baby.

[@Suwannee-Laos.]

ໂອ້ວວ. ສຸດຍອດ. ອະເມຊິ້ງ ຂອງຈິງໆເລີຍ

[@MichelleCarithersAuthor]

one is expected btw 2029 and 2036 near the black and north seas

[@CanadianBakin42O]

I LOVE BBC! AND NOT THE SCIENCE CHANNEL EITHER!

[@Satanperkele]

You're very original, never in the history of mankind has thus joke been made before

[@CanadianBakin42O]

@@Satanperkele Thank you.

[@Satanperkele]

@@CanadianBakin42O /sarcasm

[@CanadianBakin42O]

@@Satanperkele I know, I was being sarcastic also. Enjoy this BBC.

[@FLAGMACHINE11]

Aside from the consequences and injuries of the Russian impact, one tonne of meteorite sounds great and priceless to research