Australian vet Dr Andrew Melville-Smith was driving his new Tesla home when a 'really violent explosion' rocked the car, burning a hole in his windcreen.
When he later took his Tesla in for repairs, one technician mentioned that automotive glass doesn’t melt until around 2,700 degrees Fahrenheit. That’s when Melville-Smith reached out to mineralogist ...
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Man escapes unusual accident after meteorite strikes the windshield of his newly purchased Tesla
An Australian man was saved by the windshield of his newly purchased Tesla after a suspected meteorite fell from space and ...
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Tesla may become first car ever hit by meteorite after mysterious object falls from sky
A Tesla’s windscreen melted after being hit by a mystery object in South Australia. Experts say it could be a world-first ...
The S2 mega meteorite unleashed an ancient apocalypse on Earth unlike anything we could imagine, but did it also help life ...
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A sky-high mystery, did a meteorite strike this passenger jet?
United Airlines 1093 from Denver to Los Angeles encountered the incident in the pre-dawn hours on Oct. 16 while flying at 36,000 feet (10,973 metres) over the town of Moab, Utah. The flight then ...
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I Investigated a Meteor Crash Site
Join us on an expedition through the deserts in search of meteorites, valuable space rocks worth $100,000. Featuring insights from meteor hunting expert Steve Arnold, also known as Fireball Steve, ...
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