I happen to live 300kms away from Chelyabinsk, where a large bolide exploded earlier today. Here are all the videos I could find featuring the massive explosion and its effects.


The moment the schock wave reached the ground:


Another video that captured the sound of the explosion:


Chelyabinsk central square:


Another video of a shock wave reaching the ground:


The meteoroid/bolide as seen from a highway:


Who needs the Sun when meteors are brighter?!


The meteor was seen hundreds of kilometers from Chelyabinsk, where it actually exploded. Here's a video from my home town, 300km away from Chelyabinsk:


The farthest video right now: Orenburg, 770km from Chelyabinsk:


This video is from Ekaterinburg, 200km away from Chelyabinsk:


Another video from Chelyabinsk:


200kms away from Chelyabinsk:


Some people just don't care:


The shock wave sound somewhere near Chelyabinsk:


The shock wave hitting people in their office:


Another office:


Outside of some school:


Scary video:


The explosion outside of a school:


This video shows how bright the meteorite was. It looks like the Sun:


Video of an evacuation of a school:


Some kid in school is filming the trail when the sonic boom hits:


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Photo of the meteorite from the space
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The alleged 6-meter wide crater at Lake Chebarkul:
Some photos from Chelyabinsk:

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My Dad has lived in Chelyabinsk for 24 years; he says this building is really old, so no surprise it was destroyed by the shock wave.

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I personally was sleeping and didn't witness the event, but my Dad did. He was driving in his car when he suddenly saw the fireball approaching the ground. It looked like it was going to hit the road right in front of him, so Dad immediately pushed on the brakes. When the meteor exploded and there was no sound of it, he understood that it was far, far away. Indeed, the meteor was 300 kilometers away, and 40km up.