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Fresh Investigations Into Meteorite Explosion In Tamil Nadu. Or Was It?
- Friday February 12, 2016
- Tamil Nadu News | Written by J Sam Daniel Stalin
The Geological Survey of India have taken over the investigation of an explosion in Tamil Nadu which was earlier believed to be caused by a meteorite, but is now being contested.
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www.ndtv.com
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Meteorite Hit Unlikely, Say Scientists After First Vellore Tests: 10 Developments
- Wednesday February 10, 2016
- Cheat Sheet | Written by Pallava Bagla
Scientists who have examined rock samples from Vellore say it is unlikely that a meteorite killed a bus driver at a college campus in this Tamil Nadu town, a theory favoured by Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa.
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www.ndtv.com
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Tamil Nadu Man Killed By 'Meteorite' May Be First In 200 Years
- Monday February 8, 2016
- Tamil Nadu News | Reuters
Scientists are investigating whether a man was killed by a meteorite, which if confirmed would be the first recorded death from falling fragments of space rock in almost 200 years.
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www.ndtv.com
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Fresh Investigations Into Meteorite Explosion In Tamil Nadu. Or Was It?
- Friday February 12, 2016
- Tamil Nadu News | Written by J Sam Daniel Stalin
The Geological Survey of India have taken over the investigation of an explosion in Tamil Nadu which was earlier believed to be caused by a meteorite, but is now being contested.
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www.ndtv.com
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Meteorite Hit Unlikely, Say Scientists After First Vellore Tests: 10 Developments
- Wednesday February 10, 2016
- Cheat Sheet | Written by Pallava Bagla
Scientists who have examined rock samples from Vellore say it is unlikely that a meteorite killed a bus driver at a college campus in this Tamil Nadu town, a theory favoured by Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa.
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www.ndtv.com
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Tamil Nadu Man Killed By 'Meteorite' May Be First In 200 Years
- Monday February 8, 2016
- Tamil Nadu News | Reuters
Scientists are investigating whether a man was killed by a meteorite, which if confirmed would be the first recorded death from falling fragments of space rock in almost 200 years.
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www.ndtv.com