
Fireball Lights Up Southeast New Hampshire Skies
A bright green fireball was sighted streaking across the sky over southeast New Hampshire, captured on dash camera and reported by multiple witnesses, but its exact nature remains unknown.
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A bright green fireball was sighted streaking across the sky over southeast New Hampshire, captured on dash camera and reported by multiple witnesses, but its exact nature remains unknown.

A bright green fireball was sighted streaking across the sky over southeast New Hampshire, captured on dash camera and reported by multiple witnesses, but its exact nature remains uncertain.

A bright meteor, identified as a bolide, was observed streaking across the skies of Portugal on November 2nd, with sightings reported nationwide.

An astronomer in Italy captured a rare photograph showing Comet Lemmon seemingly entwined with a meteor trail, creating a stunning cosmic illusion, during the peak of the Orionid meteor shower, highlighting the beauty and unpredictability of celestial events.

A bright fireball was seen over Nashville early Tuesday morning, likely a meteor from the Orionids meteor shower, which is active until November 7 with peak nights on October 20-21.

A bright fireball streaked across the northeastern sky, including Connecticut, on Thursday night, prompting nearly 100 reports from across 13 states. Witnesses described it as a glowing train that exploded into multiple sections before burning out, part of a series of meteor sightings in October, not related to scheduled meteor showers.

A bright fireball was seen over Connecticut, with numerous witnesses reporting the event, coinciding with a period rich in astronomical phenomena such as supermoons and meteor showers like the Orionids, making October an exciting month for stargazing and skywatching enthusiasts.

A bright fireball streaked across the skies over Japan on August 19, turning night into day briefly, and was captured on multiple cameras. The event, possibly linked to the Perseid meteor shower or a sporadic meteor, featured green-blue flashes and a final orange-red flare before fragmenting over the Pacific Ocean.

An extremely bright fireball was observed lighting up the night sky over Japan, visible from hundreds of miles away, and likely originating from the asteroid belt, but it probably landed in the Pacific Ocean, making recovery unlikely. The event was captured on multiple cameras and caused sonic booms, highlighting the rarity and scientific interest of such phenomena.
A spectacular fireball, brighter than the moon, lit up the sky over western Japan, seen by residents and experts as a natural meteor event, with some reports of the air vibrating and the object entering the Pacific Ocean.

A bright blue fireball meteor was captured over Japan's Kyushu and Shikoku regions, lighting up the sky briefly before vanishing, during the peak of the Perseid meteor shower, which is caused by debris from Comet Swift-Tuttle.

Residents in central Victoria witnessed a bright meteor, described as a fireball, streaking across the sky accompanied by a loud boom that shook the ground, with some fragments possibly reaching the ground. The event was confirmed by astronomers and captured on CCTV, occurring roughly five to ten times annually in Australia.

Experts suggest that pieces of a meteor may have landed on Ben Nevis after a bright meteor was observed over Scotland, with UKMON involving amateur astronomers to track and locate potential meteorites in the area.

A bright fireball streaked across the midday sky in the Southeast U.S., likely a meteor or space debris, with reports of a falling object causing damage in Georgia and multiple sightings across several states, highlighting the rarity of such daylight fireballs.

A bright fireball meteor streaked across the southeastern US sky on June 26, 2025, with reports of a crash into a Georgia home causing structural damage, and was accompanied by a loud boom and widespread sightings, highlighting the rare occurrence of space debris impacting Earth.