Canadians in Western Ontario are on the lookout for meteorites that entered the Earth's atmosphere last week.
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Space: Wayward Meteorite Sought By Scientists
Canadians in Western Ontario are on the lookout for meteorites that entered the Earth's atmosphere last week.
Added: Mar 12, 2008
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