Russian scientists recover tiny meteor fragments from ice-crusted lake

Article by: VLADIMIR ISACHENKOV , Associated Press
Updated: February 18, 2013 - 11:40 AM

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toomuchgovFeb. 18, 13 2:16 PM

Well, it has been a few days. I am still waiting for the human-caused global warming alarmists to somehow blame this natural event on out burning of fossil fuel. Obviously, they are still conjuring up a theory.

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