A bright blue fireball spotted in the upper Midwest and Canada crashed to Earth dramatically enough to convince at least one ...

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CALIFORNIA, USA — If you looked up toward the sky in California around 9 p.m., it wasn't a fireball. It wasn't a plane. And ...

Residents across Southern California can breathe a sigh of relief: what you saw last night really was a meteor, not a plane crashing. SEE ALSO: Fireball video provokes UFO debate because we're ...

NASA confirmed that a fireball was observed west of Dallas on Tuesday night at 10:13 p.m. Bill Cooke, the lead at NASA's Meteoroid Environment Office, said data indicated that a meteor was moving ...

AMERICAN METEOR SOCIETY At least 19 people from ... to the man’s report on the society’s website. The fireball was blue, light-blue and white, a Fort Mill resident reported.

Skygazers can enjoy meteor showers and other dazzling displays in the night sky all month long, according to astronomers.

Between around 9pm and midnight, the Moon will appear to pass in front of the Pleiades cluster, a group of young stars that glow a luminous blue and are ... In 2025, the Lyrid meteor shower ...

Tiffany Nash Effinger of Bakersville in the N.C. mountains provided a photo and five-second video of the mysterious streaking fireball to the American Meteor Society. The society received a total ...