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A doorbell camera recorded last July near the front steps of a Canadian home.
The sound of a meteorite impact sounds like glass shattering or ice cracking.
The University of Alberta's meteorite collection curator, Chris Herd , got a call to investigate.
The official name for the meteorite is the Charlottetown Meteorite .
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