lake chebarkul

According to Voice of Russia, debris weighing up to several tons of Chelyabinsk meteorite was found at the bottom of Lake Chebarkul.

The meteorite block that injured more than 1,500 people in the country on February 15 may have almost touched the Sun before falling to Earth and exploding.

The Aleut company, based in the city of Ekaterinburg, has won the bid for the right to salvage the giant meteorite that fell into Lake Chebarkul in Chelyabin province, the Russian

The meteorite exploded in the Russian sky last month more likely to split from an asteroid and collided with another celestial body tens of millions of years ago.

Russian police are verifying information that meteorite debris falls in the central region of Urals, being sold online, while scientists claim to find 53 fragments.

An asteroid caught fire and exploded violently, dragging shocks and glare in the sky of central Russia, breaking many glass doors and injuring hundreds.

Meteorite collectors are coming to Russia's Chelyabinsk area to search for meteorite fragments after a large object exploded in the sky on February 15.

A US senator commented that the US government invested a lot of money in the program to track objects near the earth, but their devices still could not detect meteorites falling on

Divers have just finished checking Lake Chebarkul, where a meteorite is thought to fall and create a giant crater on the ice, but no trace is found.

The meteorite weighing about 10,000 tons flew through the sky in the Ural region in the early morning hours on Friday when the world was holding its breath in anticipation of close