Meteors attack people and vehicles

A 14-year-old German boy was hit by a pea meteorite and left a scar.

The boy Gerrit Blanks said: 'When it falls on you, it makes me splash and then it still flies very fast and goes deep into the road'. Astronomers have analyzed the sample and concluded that it is actually an object from the universe, according to the Telegraph.

Most meteorites evaporate in the atmosphere, creating meteors, and never touch the ground. These meteors can fall to the ground mostly with metallic components . Universe stones, even as large as cars, are often shattered or exploded as they fly through the atmosphere.

There were countless cases of houses or vehicles hit by meteors, and many pieces of cosmic rocks were scratched into the surface and found later.

But rarely do meteors fly into people. There has never been a case of cosmic rocks that have killed people.

Boy Gerrit Blanks.(Photo: dailymail)

According to the article on SPACE.com, several years ago, it was recorded:

• On November 30, 1954, Ann Hodges, a housewife in Alabama, was taking a nap on the couch, waking up by a 3-pound (1.4 kilo) heavy meteor that raked through the roof, bouncing into her clothes. fit and shot at her hip, causing a large bruise.

• On October 9, 1992, a large fire ball was discovered flying over the eastern United States, eventually exploding into small pieces. At Peekskill, New York, one of the fragments flew into Michelle Knapp's Chevrolet car. Fortunately, Knapp was not in the car at the time.

• On June 21, 1994, Spanish-born Jose Martin was driving with his wife near Madrid when a 3-pound (1.4 kilo) heavy meteor crashed into the windshield, hitting the steering wheel and shooting to the back seat.

In 2004, a 2,000-pound space rock was bigger than the refrigerator that exploded in Chicago night sky, causing a dazzling light and a loud sound to wake everyone up. The rain of debris fell on Chicago that night, residents of the northern suburbs picked up these pieces of rock.