Just a second...
Tulung Dzong fell March 26, 1944, in Tibet. According to MetBase,
the coordinates are not known exactly, but the reported location is
over 4000 m, about 20 km from any ground as low as 3843 m. This
unclassified stone is held by the Geological Survey of India, Calcutta.
Jeff
At 07:14 PM 10/3/2007, you wrote:
Woud these be a true statements?
The only meteorite to fall in an area of one of the natural wonders of
the world.
The only meteorite fall know to make people ill
The highest witnessed fall in history at 3,843 msl.
Dr. Richard Daniels
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