Yes. There is at least one documented case of a meteor passing through a human. The individual, who remains nameless, was killed when a meteor passed through his chest. Death was instantaneous.
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There was a German boy about 2 years ago who was hit in the thumb by a meteor about the size of a pencil eraser. He was only slightly injured.
And a woman lying in bed back in the mid-50's was struck by a rock the size of her fist; she also survived.
Of course, most meteors explode or vaporize passing through the atmosphere; the remains are dust. So if you've ever walked through a cloud of dust, you've probably been hit by a meteor, or at least, by the remains of one.
And there are several unexplained aircraft crashes for which no cause has ever been determined. The chances of an aircraft being destroyed by a meteor are astronomical - however, meteors are themselves "astronomical", and as long as we keep flying and meteors keep falling, eventually a meteor WILL hit an aircraft in flight. It's only a matter of time.
Yes, there have been documented cases of individuals being injured or killed by meteorite impacts. However, such incidents are extremely rare. The last known fatality attributed to a meteorite impact occurred in 1825 in Italy.
In recorded history, no human has ever been killed by a meteor but there have been a number of cases about people who were nearly struck by it.
One of those few cases-
Ann Hodges, an Alabama housewife, was sleeping on her couch when she was awakened by a 3 pound meteor. It crashed through the roof of her house and bounced off a small piece of furniture. It then hit her in the hip which caused a large bruise. This is said to have happened on November 30, 1954.
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Answer: Yes, certainly. The object that struck northern Canada about 15,000 years ago killed off all the humans on North America, including an pre-indian group called the Clovis People. It also caused the "Younger Dryas" mini-ice age, and was probably responsible for the extinction of the mastodons and mammoths.
See related link for a video of a "possible!!" near miss by a meteorite.
It is impossible to know that. It is far away and meteors are tiny, and last for a very short amount of time, just seconds, so it is impossible to see them at that distance. It would not even be known how many hit Earth, so we would not know how many have hit Mercury or the other planets.
The most recent confirmed meteorite fall in Ohio was in 1994 when a meteorite landed near the town of Morristown. However, there have been reports of smaller meteorites or meteorite fragments found more recently in Ohio.
No one has ever landed on Mars
The largest meteorite ever found is a 66-ton iron meteorite called `Hoba`, found In 1920 by a farmer was plowing a field near Grootfontein, Namibia. It is also the largest piece of iron ever found near Earth's surface. It is tabular in shape and about nine feet long, nine feet wide and about three feet thick. It was given the name "Hoba" because it was discovered on a farm named "Hoba West".
Yes, there have been instances where meteorologists have been killed while covering extreme weather events such as tornadoes, hurricanes, or floods. These deaths often occur due to the dangerous conditions they face while reporting in the field.
Yes, meteorites have collided with Earth in the past, leaving impact craters. One notable example is the Chicxulub crater in Mexico, believed to have been caused by a meteorite impact that led to the extinction of the dinosaurs.
Hit, but not killed
Chinese people have killed and been killed. China (earthenware) has been used to kill someone. China (the country) has not killed anyone.
Many of them........ *yes*
No they only exist in movies
Yes. But wouldn't you rather know who?
I say NO. If anyone says yes, I say “prove it”
no
no he raps about that like in 3am but no he has never killed anyone
Yes, my second cousin got food poisoning and was very allergic and died!
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No, Lady Gaga has never killed anyone.
No he has not.