Did the Meteorite Strike Earth? Latest News

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A meteorite did strike Earth, and reports indicate that spectacular images of the event are being captured. Live webcasts are currently showcasing the impact site, which is marked by a bright glow. Major news outlets, including CNN, are expected to cover the story extensively. Observers are eager to learn more about the composition of the comet involved in the strike. Updates are anticipated soon regarding the implications of this event.
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Yes, it did, and they're getting some pretty spectacular pictures. I'm watching the webcast now, I'm sure it will be all over the news tomorrow.
 
CNN is covering it. There is a bright glow where the impact occurred. Hope to hear soon about the composition of the comet.
 

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