Some Iowans Friday morning saw an unexpected spectacle in the sky. A fireball meteor streaked through the atmosphere around 6 ...

The fireball, defined as a meteor brighter than the planet Venus, is estimated to have soared over New York City before ...

A bright fireball was seen streaking downward in the sky late Thursday night in parts of New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and a few other eastern states, according to reports from the American ...

The American Meteor Society said it received 74 reports from Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois about a fireball streaking the morning sky around 6:15 a.m. Some photos sent in by viewers can ...

SOME THOUGHT IT WAS A CONTRAIL, BUT NASA METEOR WATCH ACTUALLY CHIMED IN AND SAID NO, THIS WAS A FIREBALL METEOR. THEY CAUGHT IT ON SATELLITE IMAGERY AND ALL OF THAT. SO THESE ARE VIEWER PICTURES ...

Instead, it was a fireball that both illuminated the sky and created the sound of a sonic boom. The American Meteor Society said it received over 150 reports of people both seeing and hearing the ...

Images of the fireball came from video cameras in cars, traffic cameras, and doorbell cameras. The American Meteor Society is collecting photos and video of a fireball over parts of the Tri-State ...

Fireball seen Thursday night on Cincinnati's west side According to Wes Ryle, an astronomer at the Cincinnati Observatory, the meteor flashed in the sky for just a few seconds, but was distinctly ...

Based on reports, the fireball was estimated to of had a path starting east of Augusta in Eau Claire county, travelled southeast and burned up northeast of Tomah in Monroe county. Karen Hughes ...

Did you see a flash in the sky Thursday night?If you did, you probably saw the fireball meteor flying across the Louisville sky.Watch video of the fireball meteor caught on a doorbell camera in ...

P. J. E. Peebles is professor emeritus of physics at Princeton University. He shared the 2019 Nobel Prize for his research on cosmology. Peebles is the author of Cosmology's Century.

A fireball flew at speeds as high as 51,000 miles per hour over Kentucky on Aug. 22, NASA said. Photo by NASA Meteor Watch A fireball blazing through the sky the night of Aug. 22 was spotted ...