History tells the story of the world and of our lives.

Sometimes, that history goes bump in the night, broadcasting from the center of

oddity and the supernatural in central Florida. It's the History Goes Bump podcast.

Hello, you spooktacular people. Welcome to this 432nd episode of the History Goes Bump podcast.

Those tours for the theater of the mind, I am your host Diane. And this is Kelly.

Kelly on this episode, we're going to Harvard.

Some place that would have never let us in. And most definitely not.

But we're coming in on this episode because it is apparently quite haunted.

Looking forward to it. And Kelly, just so everybody knows, your throat is a little under the weather.

Yeah, I'm recovering from a little bit of a cold and don't have much of a voice of my apologies.

Before we get into sharing all of that goodness, we want to welcome into the spooktacular crew.

Madison, Becky, Renee, Tyler, Jonathan, who spells his name, J.O.H.N. at the beginning, Brian Daniel.

I hope I say this right, Jerry Maha. Then there is Saria. I hope I said that right as well.

Stephen, Colter, Shana, Marine, Robin with a Y, and Andy with an eye at the end.

Thank you so much for joining us in our Facebook group. And now this moment, not a day.

Asteroids hit the earth all the time. It is estimated that this occurs every 10 months.

Would you believe that only 5 asteroids have been detected before hitting earth?

Number 5 happened last month, March of 2022.

The asteroid was named 2022 EB5 and was first seen by astronomer, Christian Zarneski, who was at the Piscostetto mountain station at the time.

This location is part of Conqually Observatory in Hungary.

The asteroid was estimated to be about the size of a refrigerator.

The asteroid impacted the earth at 39,600 miles per hour, around 2 hours after it was first detected.

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