Meteor falls on YouTube
While I’m still working on the SEIS database update for Google Earth, I thought I’d just entertain you with some spectacular stuff available on YouTube. It turns out that the number one video site on the web has some interesting footage of meteors. Here’s a short list of what I’ve encountered thus far.
Pretty shooting stars (big ones*):
- meteor
- Cool Meteor
- Meteor Turning Night Into Day
- Meteor – New York
- Meteor that lit up Western Australia Dec.3,2005
- UFO Turkey Meteor 2002
Global killers (animated shorts):
Armageddon Intro
Meteorite Collision (found via BABlog)
If you find any more say so in the comments. And yes, We’ve all seen that SUV-ad.
*Disclaimer: If it’s on YouTube, it’s not necessarily a fact.
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