jeudi 25 février 2016

meteor that exploded over the Atlantic on Feb. 6 had more force than the Hiroshima bo

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Earlier this month, folks detecting atmospheric explosions for the United States government noticed something a bit out of the ordinary off the coast of Brazil. At roughly 2 p.m. UTC on February 6, a wayward meteor measuring roughly the size of a small living room entered Earth’s atmosphere and — while traveling over 34,000 miles per hour — exploded with an incredible amount of force. How much force, you ask? Think 13,000 tons of exploding trinitrotoluene (TNT), or more energy than what was given off by the atomic bomb detonated over Hiroshima.

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meteor that exploded over the Atlantic on Feb. 6 had more force than the Hiroshima bo

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