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Hundreds of people in Indiana and neighbouring states called emergency services when a huge, bright blue flash appeared in the midnight sky.
The light, which appeared like a bolt of lightning shortly before 1am local time on Saturday, is thought to have been a meteor or falling space debris, the National Weather Service said.
According the American Meteor Society, there have been 13 similar sightings so far this year.
OtherSideOfTheCoin
Hundreds of people in Indiana and neighbouring states called emergency services when a huge, bright blue flash appeared in the midnight sky.
The light, which appeared like a bolt of lightning shortly before 1am local time on Saturday, is thought to have been a meteor or falling space debris, the National Weather Service said.
According the American Meteor Society, there have been 13 similar sightings so far this year.
Fireball Shoots Across Midnight Sky In US
I know this is probably something like a small bit of space rock or perhaps some space junk falling to earth
but wow!
look at it
anyway i figured some of you would find this find interesting and didn't find anything else on it so let me what you think guys!
I also think that this is not "usual" as some have stated - I'm not really buying into the fact that just more people are reporting them.
What is up with all the meteorites......
CINY8
reply to post by k21968
I have seen some conflicting reports in regards to the couple being killed in a fire and that it was perhaps caused by the meteor strike. It has been mentioned in other forums and threads - some have said it was something separate and coincidentally happened around the same time the meteor was spotted.
For me, it is too coincidental, especially with all the increased sightings, I am sure a lot of the media isn't going to come forward if it was definitely caused by a meteor. I also think that this is not "usual" as some have stated - I'm not really buying into the fact that just more people are reporting them.
Phage
reply to post by Rezlooper
It wasn't the meteor.
It was a roving band of methane.
Did I not read somewhere that any meteorite or object falling from space is automatically the property of the US government? (Only applies to meteorites that land in the USA naturally)
Clash: Have you ever seen a UFO yourself?
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