I noticed that Nature article mentions that the people who watch for incoming objects look for things "between 100 metres and a kilometre in size," and this was around 15 meters. That means that things that are too small for them to spot could still potentially do a lot of damage. Consider the meteor crater in Arizona, which was created by something well below 100 meters...
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Meteor explodes over Russia this morning!
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Meteor explodes over Russia this morning! - by SilverFang01 - 02-15-2013, 12:32 PM
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