By now you've heard about the meteor that streaked across the sky and surprised everyone. I'm speaking, of course, about the one in Cuba.
Alas, no pictures yet. But thanks to the fact that the automotive experience in Russia is predicated on insurance fraud, everyone has a dash cam, so we have footage of their early-morning light show. Lots of footage. The main page of startribune.com has a link to a video, but it suffers from VVS, or Vertical Video Syndrome, and doesn't have the gut-punch kaboom. Here's the Guardian's compilation, including the kaboom. BTW: isn't it interesting that the Russian media outlet says we'll be smacked by a rock in 93 years, and then Russia gets smacked with a rock about 93 hours later?
The Guardian explains.
No, there's no reason a Soviet-era Zinc plant might be environmentally unsound after its walls were knocked in. Another view:
A beautiful shot:
Scrub ahead to :40:
More here. Heck, more all over the web today. By the end of the day all the shouts of surprise will be autotuned and interspersed with cat reactions.
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