[QUOTE=Sobek-;42548521]You mean like this guy?
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Coincidentally, I just started watching Meteorite Men from the beginning, such a simple concept, such a chronically enjoyable show. I get excited when they find even a small chunk. Definitely a 'job' I could enjoy doing...[/QUOTE]
Seeing a meteor in real life is nowhere near as cool you think it would be. It's been my dream to see one up until last year when I was working at night, heard an explosion and saw some lights streak across the sky then disappear. I thought they were fireworks not a once in a lifetime event.
[QUOTE=Dr.C;42570257]Seeing a meteor in real life is nowhere near as cool you think it would be. It's been my dream to see one up until last year when I was working at night, heard an explosion and saw some lights streak across the sky then disappear. I thought they were fireworks not a once in a lifetime event.[/QUOTE]
Yeah but this was during the middle of the bloody day... and it was FUCKING bright. Shit, if I saw that while out and about today I'd be wondering if it was a meteorite, a plane going down in flames, etc. I doubt I'd be as chill as that guy.
[QUOTE=Zeke129;42547201]The lake was frozen so there would have been big ice shards flying everywhere too
I'm picturing some russian dude fishing out there and just not giving a shit[/QUOTE]
he'd use it as a new fishing hole
[editline]18th October 2013[/editline]
[QUOTE=Dr.C;42570257]Seeing a meteor in real life is nowhere near as cool you think it would be. It's been my dream to see one up until last year when I was working at night, heard an explosion and saw some lights streak across the sky then disappear. I thought they were fireworks not a once in a lifetime event.[/QUOTE]
I've seen giant lights of green streak across almost half the sky, meteor showers are some of the most beautiful things.
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