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	Exact Weight of the Chelyabinsk Meteorite Became Known
	Chelyabinsk Local History Museum conducted the most accurate weighing of the meteorite. For this purpose the employees established special staging around the showcase and fixed a metal bar on the staging.
--05-02-2015--
	Chelyabinsk Meteorite: New Details
	The weight of the main fragment of the Chelyabinsk meteorite found in the Chebarkul Lake in October of last year amounted to 654 kg.
--25-02-2014--
	Top 3 Videos From Russia
	Russia-IC brings you the most exciting videos from Russia over the past month - a meteorite crash and a girl driving her father's Audi.
--06-03-2013--

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	3D-model Of Chelyabinsk Meteorite
	Postgraduate students of UrFU with the participation of the Finnish physicist have created a 3D-model of the largest fragment of the meteorite “Chelyabinsk” that fell on February 15, 2013.
--15-07-2015--
	Chelyabinsk Meteorite Exhibition
	An exhibition dedicated to the Chelyabinsk meteorite has been prepared in the Ural Geological Museum.
--26-02-2015--
	Weight Of Chelyabinsk Meteorite Will Be Measured Again
	Special equipment for measuring of the accurate weight of the largest fragment of the Chelyabinsk meteorite will be brought in the Chelyabinsk Regional History Museum.
--30-01-2015--
	Souvenir Medals With Chelyabinsk Meteorite Fragments
	Souvenir medals with Chelyabinsk meteorite fragments will soon be produced in Zlatoust. Such gifts are meant for the top athletes who will win golden medals at the upcoming Winter Olympics in Sochi on February 15, on the day of the meteorite fall to the ground of South Urals.
--31-01-2014--
	Chelyabinsk Meteorite Contest
	Chelyabinsk Local History Museum announced the creative works contest dedicated to the fall of the “Chelyabinsk” meteorite. Every resident of the Southern Urals can participate in it. The winners will receive special prizes and souvenirs from the Local History Museum.
--17-01-2014--
	Russian Meteor Researcher in Top 10 Ranking by Nature
	A Russian researcher has made it into the Top 10 list of ‘people who mattered in 2013’ compiled by Nature, one of the prestigious science magazines.
--19-12-2013--
	Main Topics Of The Outgoing Year By Yandex
	The meteorite fall in Chelyabinsk and the divorce of the President Vladimir Putin were the main topics of the outgoing year, according to “Yandex” Internet search engine.
--18-12-2013--
	Tourist Route To The Meteorite Crash Site Disappoints Tourists
	After the fall of Chelyabinsk meteorite some Southern Urals tour operators have set up special tours to Lake Tchebarkul.
--14-10-2013--
	Two More Supposed Meteorite Fragments Were Got From Chebarkul Bottom
	Divers picked up from Lake Chebarkul two more supposed fragments of Chelyabinsk meteorite. It was reported earlier that scientists from Chelyabinsk State University (CSU) have received for studying eight stone pieces picked up from Chebarkul during searches of the largest fragment of "Chelyabinsk” meteorite.
--07-10-2013--
	Chelyabinsk Meteorite Is Sold Piece by Piece
	Mass media reported that a resident of the UK auctioned the pieces of the Chelyabinsk meteorite. The starting price of its fragment weighing 27.1 grams is $ 900.
--26-09-2013--
	Chelyabinsk Meteorite Will Be Lifted in 28 Days
	The cost of the lifting of the Chelyabinsk meteorite became known.
--12-09-2013--
	Chelyabinsk Meteorite May Become a Fountain Or a Mosaic
	17-23 June 2013 at the site of the head of the Chelyabinsk region the final vote campaign "Become famous with a meteorite" was held. Prior to that, five finalist ideas have been selected: Extreme Park, meteor fountain installation in the form of broken window by meteorite, meteorite mosaic in one of the houses of Chelyabinsk and commemorative coins.
--27-06-2013--
	Meteorite Monument to Be Erected in Chelyabinsk
	The authorities in the Russian city of Chelyabinsk are going to erect a monument to commemorate the meteorite that hit the Urals region on February 15.
--26-02-2013--
	78 Percent of Meteorite-Inflicted Damages Repaired
	Repair teams have restored 78 percent of the sites damaged by the meteorite rain which hit the Chelyabinsk Region on February 15.
--24-02-2013--