Great video!

I saw something like this a few years go. It really is an amazing sight to see in person!

It is hard to say for sure what it is, i would guess either a meteor, or a piece of space junk.

The only way to know for sure would be to track down where it landed.

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Meteorites travel very fast, 1000s of mph. Real meteorites would not be falling from the sky, they would burn up fast and move in the blink of an eye. The movies seem to portray comets and asteroids moving only 100s of mph when in actuality they would hit the ground within a minute of entering the atmosphere.

It's probably another satellite burning up as it falls out of orbit.

It looks like a high-altitude jet's contrail lit up by the setting sun. Certainly not traveling as quickly as I would expect a meteor burning through the atmosphere to travel. Not a meteor.

Meteor = burnt up in atmosphere.
Meteorite = Hit the ground
Meteoroid = Hasn't entered atmosphere yet

I agree this is almost certainly space junk like some old weather sat.

Meteorites or Meteors do indeed typically travel quite quickly as they enter the atmosphere.

Although there are always exceptions and of course I have seen them do all kinds of things, explode, or skip across the atmosphere and re-enter space.

Thor has come back to earth

Thank You All For Your Replies and YES, That's is exactly what I was thinking, It looked to be traveling
slower than other Meteorites I've witnessed.
Space junk re-entering and burning up or how about a Craft of some kind,
look at the dark looking solid mass in the middle with the flames streaking behind and that whitish cloudy substance between the flames.
Any ideas Or is this normal?
In China as I was growing up in the 60's and 70's I have seen this before and we were told it was American
and Russian space junk falling and polluting our skies.

I'm not sure what this is?

I hope my English is good enough to get my thoughts across.

That doesn't look like a meteor at all. It looks like a plane and a contrail and sunset.

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