CNN: A meteor exploded in the Earth's atmosphere with 10 times the energy of the Hiroshima atomic bomb
We track near-earth objects, right?
Stories like this make me wonder which of these two conditions was met:
1. We knew about this object, but we thought it wasn't big enough to worry about.
2. We didn't know about this object even though we thought we would catch things like this.
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