Meteorite striking Earth caught on Ring camera



The sound of a meteorite striking Earth has been recorded for the FIRST time on a Ring doorbell camera in Canada.

In July 2024, Laura Kelly and her partner Joe Velaidum had just returned from walking their dogs when they found a mysterious star-shaped mark outside their home. After reviewing the footage and sending a sample of the asteroid material to Dr Chris Herd, head curator of the meteorite collection at the University of Alberta, they were able to confirm it was a meteorite.

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36 thoughts on “Meteorite striking Earth caught on Ring camera”

  1. Seeing this, I am underwhelmed and reckon we can take a much bigger one! What's all the fuss? That thing barely broke a tile?! I would do more damage throwing from the roof! Fs!

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  2. I swear the scientist size 2 destruction ratio is wrong. They keep saying a meteor size of a house will take out a city yet that thing there couldn’t take out the fence.

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  3. To be a monkey to believe such a thing… you can't see it, you can't feel it, you can't hear it—guess, riddle, what is it? You guessed it, it's the globe!!! It's all a lie to keep you in ignorance from a young age. The indoctrination starts when you're a child, and by the time you're an adult, you don't question it anymore—you just believe what you were taught as a kid. The globe exists only through mass media; in real life, it's practically a ghost. We can't physically prove its existence. It's all a massive scam.

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