Impactor videos (i.e., Impactor videos):

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2. Chelyabinsk impactor videos (i.e., Chelyabinsk impactor (2013feb15) videos):
   1. Chelyabinsk Meteor Shockwave Compilation | 2:46: Relatively short compilation of videos. All shock wave, NO fireball / bolide.
   2. Meteor Hits Russia Feb 15, 2013 - Event Archive | 10:11: Longer compilation of videos. Both shock wave and fireball / bolide.
   3. Meteor Explodes Over Central Russia Triggering Destructive Sonic Blast - Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson | 10:56: The news show story.
3. Chicxulub impactor videos:
   1. CG: Asteroid Comet Impact Hazards | 1:54: The dinosaurcidal Chicxulub impactor. A NASA, and so authoritative. The NASA logo is the only giveaway that the video is from NASA. It ends on a cheery note.
4. Impact cratering videos (i.e., Impact cratering videos):
   High cal ones:
   1. Simulated Asteroid Strike | 0:52: On sand and ice. Looks good. Short enough for the classroom.
   2. Impact Movie | 0:43: A copper sphere is shot into fine particles. There is a full caption. Short enough for the classroom.
   3. Slow motion : "Meteor Crater" | 0:18: Airsolf pellet shot into sugar. But only 50 m/s, which is way too slow for a real simulation of impact cratering. Short enough for the classroom.
   Low cal ones:
   1. Nuclear Bomb Test Subsidence Crater Formation | 0:08 : This is from underground nuclear bomb test. Not much like impact cratering, but impressive. Short enough for the classroom.
   2. Tsar Bomba - Largest Nuclear Device Ever Tested (50MT) | 3:27: It's a lot like Dr. Strangelove (1964) for real. Not suitable for classroom.
5. Meteor videos (i.e., Meteor videos):
   1. Meteroid → meteor → meteorite | ∼ 0:20 then cycles: An animation illustrating the evolution: meteoroid → meteor → meteorite.
   2. Peekskill Meteorite Fall | 0:34: The Peekskill meteorite (1992oct09.
   3. Police dash cam of Meteor over Edmonton, Canada | 0:32: This was 2008 Nov18.
6. Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 videos: (i.e., Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 videos):
   1. Comet Shoemaker Levy colliding with Jupiter | 0:35: From the European Space Agency's (ESA) film 15 Years of Discovery. It's an animation of course. Short enough for the classroom.

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