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    Meteorite or “Meteor-wrong”? - Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)

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    Hunting for meteorites and their clues to Earth's origins - CBC

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    Asteroid hit Canada, may have dropped meteorites - EarthSky

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    After a bright fireball, meteorites may have hit the ground east of Lake Simcoe - The Weather Network

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    Bright fireball event near Bancroft, Ont. may have dropped meteorites - Western University

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    Walk on the Moon at the ROM - Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)

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    'Fireball' spotted over Lake Simcoe Sunday night - BarrieToday.com

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    Calling all meteorite hunters! ROM wants your rocks - CBC

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    Two bright fireballs blazed over southern Ontario in one day - The Weather Network

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    Scientists ask residents in Niagara, Ont., to look for meteor pieces after weekend fireball - CBC

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    Meteor vs meteorite explained: The crucial difference between a shooting star and a space rock

    People often use the words meteor and meteorite interchangeably, usually when describing a bright streak of light crossing the night sky. The distinction is sim…

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