@YesuWangu I'm still not sure whether I understand what you are saying. Is it that you do not believe meteorites, meteors, asteriods and comets exist, or that this particular one in Kenya is not a meteorite?

Meteorites exist and constantly fall to Earth. Many are not large enough to be observed and their impact sites located. Meteorites that leave behind craters are larger and rarer, that's why physical signs of impact may not be immediately visible at sites of smaller meteorite impacts.

The other heavenly bodies mentioned above are all observable.

Although you do not want to be referred to other sources if you want to see actual physical damage caused by large meteorites, have a look at the devastation caused by an exploding meteorite over Tunguska in Russia or any craters.

No way @Njunge, i diasagree.. Gor fans are now very disciplined as evidenced in the last match over the weekend..ama you want to say its a stone thrown last month and landing now?

You beat me to it.

Absolutely Grolut. I believe asteroids exist same as comets and planets, stars and sun, milky way and galaxy. For I have seen pictures of them. Or what I was told was their pictures. Some of these I see for myself.

But this one.......nah! Not a meteorite. I see my language might have caused misunderstanding. I apologise.

There is this documentary I watched some time back. (Someone thought I dont have access to National Geographic.) It was about Hubble. I need to revise it again.

@yesuwangu amekuwa kalonzo wa musyoka.
Lol.