What was that bright light in the sky last night?”

Well next time before you come here to ask that question you may want to look here first
and see if it was someting normal but still interresting.
fireballs.ndc.nasa.gov...
OR
meteor.uwo.ca...

While researching this I found a few old new story:

colombiareports.com...

www.huffingtonpost.com...

apod.nasa.gov...

calgary.ctv.ca...

So if they expand on this across the country should be very interesting to monitor in real time
and hopefully have less HOAX on here to debunk.
if you find more of these could you U2U mail them to me

What are you on about? I just don't get your point?

Originally posted by Slipdig1
What are you on about? I just don't get your point?

The OP has posted links to sites concerning meteors/fireballs as 'go to' places for all people coming to ATS after having seen something unusual in the sky. The links have been put up to help explain some things we see above us in an attempt to reduce the number of 'I saw a UFO' threads that can be explained away by natural phenomena.

reply to post by Slipdig1


Just saying people will have a place to go look to see what it was

Originally posted by ALadInsane

Originally posted by Slipdig1
What are you on about? I just don't get your point?

The OP has posted links to sites concerning meteors/fireballs as 'go to' places for all people coming to ATS after having seen something unusual in the sky. The links have been put up to help explain some things we see above us in an attempt to reduce the number of 'I saw a UFO' threads that can be explained away by natural phenomena.

BINGO you got it
but with better word my engish is SO So

I'm guessing.... the moon?

Hehe nah thanks for the links though i saw a crescent shaped fireball (reminded me of the "Arnold" craft) only with a burning meteorite like tail gliding across the sky a week or so ago while waiting for a train. It glided slowly through the sky then suddenly disappeared from sight.

I'm sure these websites will help explain what i saw, thanks