Source of Meteor Found

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February 15, 2013

Unless you are living under a rock, you have heard that another rock (probably bigger than the one under which you are living) crashed into the Earth somewhere in a place the scientific community calls “Russia.” An image is below:

meteor

No disrespect to CNN, but the NotGraphs Investigative Reporting Investigation Team has actually done their due diligence and (quite easily) uncovered the source of said meteor. ENHANCE!

meteor1

ENHANCE!

meteor2

ENHANCE!

meteor3

I knew it. Just search for “meteor” in Baseball-Reference.

What can’t this phenom do?!





 

David G. Temple is the Managing Editor of TechGraphs and a contributor to FanGraphs, NotGraphs and The Hardball Times. He hosts the award-eligible podcast Stealing Home. Dayn Perry once called him a "Bible Made of Lasers." Follow him on Twitter @davidgtemple.

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dutchbrowncoat
11 years ago

i was really hoping this post would end up referencing this: http://mlb.mlb.com/video/play.jsp?content_id=19665675

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