Meteor clean-up operation
Russian authorities have reportedly sent a 20,000-strong team to the Ural Mountains to help with the rescue and clean-up operation after a meteor struck the area.
Russian authorities have reportedly sent a 20,000-strong team to the Ural Mountains to help with the rescue and clean-up operation after a meteor struck the area.
Huge chunks of space rock crashed to earth after a meteor exploded in the skies over Russia, with the power of an atomic bomb.
It was travelling so fast it created a sonic boom that shattered thousands of windows which, in turn, injured more than seven hundred people around the Russian city of Chelyabinsk.
ITV News correspondent Paul Davies reports:
Where did it come from? What was it made of? What can be done if we know a meteor or asteroid is going to hit Earth?
A look at some of the best video from the Russian Meteor. More than 400 people were injured after it flew over a Russian city.