Space Weather News for May 24, 2011   
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   COMET FIREBALL: Bright fireballs appear somewhere on Earth every day.  Most   
   are caused by rocky asteroids. On Friday, May 20th, however, a less common   
   object struck.  Sky watchers in the southeastern USA watched a big but fragile   
   piece of comet break apart in Earth's atmosphere.  The resulting fireball was   
   the brightest meteor observed in nearly 3 years by NASA's all-sky network of   
   meteor cameras.  Videos and more information are featured on today's edition   
   of http://spaceweather.com   
       
   HOLD A METEORITE IN YOUR HAND:  Certified authentic meteorites are now   
   available in the Space Weather Store.  Details at http://www.sho   
   spaceweather.com/meteorite-sets.aspx   
       
       
   Regards,   
       
   Roger   
      
   --- D'Bridge 3.61   
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