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[...] Zumindest wenn man einem Landwirt aus der Einschlagsgegend in Ägypten vertraut. Dieser behauptete nämlich Zeuge des Vorfalls geworden zu sein. [...]
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[...] Although the 1.3-billion-year-old rock is famous in astrogeological circles for its Martian origins, the Nakhla rock also has the lurid (and perhaps unearned) reputation as a dog-smusher....
View ArticleBy: 100 Years Ago, Mars Killed a Dog in Egypt « Xenophilia (True Strange Stuff)
[...] famous this meteorite is, it’s also infamous for its canine-killing ways. According to the Smithsonian blog, one particularly dramatic eyewitness account recounts that morbid day for [...]
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there is something factually awry in “117g and 52g (or 4.3 ounces and .117 ounces)”
View ArticleBy: 100 years ago today, a meteorite (possibly) vaporized a dog in Egypt...
[...] Although the 1.3-billion-year-old rock is famous in astrogeological circles for its Martian origins, the Nakhla rock also has the lurid (and perhaps unearned) reputation as a dog-smusher....
View ArticleBy: 100 Years Ago, a Chunk of Mars Hit Egypt (and a Dog) | V V N Swamy
[...] famous this meteorite is, it’s also infamous for its canine-killing ways. According to the Smithsonian blog, one particularly dramatic eyewitness account recounts that morbid day for Fido: “The...
View ArticleBy: 100 years ago, a meteorite (possibly) vaporized a dog in Egypt
[...] the Nakhla rock also has the lurid (and perhaps unearned) reputation as a dog-smusher. Explains The Smithsonian: W.F. Hume, minister of the Geological Survey of Egypt, began taking eyewitness...
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