A bright fireball streaked across Japan’s capital Tokyo at 17:32 UTC on July 1, 2020 (02:32 JST, July 2). Many people reported hearing a sonic boom minutes after the meteor exploded, which is considered rare, according to the National Astronomical Observatory. Daichi Fujii, a curator… Read More ›
Editor’s Note: As always, there are two critical questions whenever an airliner goes missing these days. First, “Qui bono?” from such a commercial airline disaster. Secondly: “Who were the passengers on the plane?” There is also a third question that must be asked in… Read More ›
A very large fireball was observed over London, UK at 03:16 UTC on March 17, 2016. The event was first observed by UKMON’s Church Crookham station, northeast Hampshire, England. According to the United Kingdom Meteor Observation Network (UKMON), the fireball momentarily… Read More ›
http://thewatchers.adorraeli.com/2015/03/01/two-craters-found-after-bright-fireball-explodes-over-kerala-india/? A bright fireball accompanied by sonic boom was seen and recorded falling from the sky over Kerala, India on Friday, February 27, 2015. The fireball left behind orange trail as it descended. The phenomenon reportedly happened at around 17:00 UTC… Read More ›
Florida Fireball With Sonic Boom Shook The Houses – Over 230 Reports So Far The American Meteor Society received over 230 reports so far about a bright fireball event in northern Florida just east of Jacksonville. Observers from as far… Read More ›
