Asteroid blazes through Earth's atmosphere, creates spectacular fireball over Philippines; watch the stunning video
The 3-foot space rock, identified as 2024 RW1, blazed through the sky at an astonishing 17.6 kilometres per second (63,360 kilometres per hour), creating a stunning fireball that captured the attention of those below.
On Wednesday (Sept. 4), astronomers spotted a never-before-seen asteroid, 2024 RW1, around eight hours before it entered ...
The asteroid, named 2024 RW1, was only about 3 feet across and was detected mere hours before it burned up in our atmosphere.
The European Space Agency said an approximately 3-foot-wide asteroid struck Earth over the western Pacific on Wednesday ...
The space rock, measuring only about a metre (3ft) in size, had eluded discovery and was spotted by research technologist ...
Bright fireball lights up the sky before vanishing over North Carolina. Here’s what NASA says it was
An extremely bright fireball was seen streaking across the night sky recently, lighting up Appalachia before vanishing into ...
A small asteroid burned up after it entered the Earth's atmosphere Wednesday afternoon over the Philippines without causing ...
A small, bright meteor lit up skies over the northern Philippines early yesterday as it burned up entering the Earth’s ...
A particularly bright fireball recently lit up Appalachia as it streaked across the night sky before vanishing over North ...
A twin-engine Cessna 421C plane crashed in the neighborhood of Fairview in Portland, Oregon, on Saturday morning.
A small, bright meteor lit up skies over the northern Philippines early Thursday as it burned up entering the Earth’s ...
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