Giant meteor falling in South Africa! What is it really?

Okay so I have no knowledge when it comes to meteors, does it really give off that bright blue colour? It's beautiful. Not sure if this has been posteed before, I searched it up and can only find a story about this, but haven't seen this video. It's amazing!

WOW! That's really amazing. I've seen meteor fireballs before, but none like that! Incredible footage.

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I've witnessed something like this with my own eyes firsthand.

It's an astonishing sight to behold! At first, I thought it was a shooting star.

But then I realized that shooting stars don't produce a giant flash that looks like a Millenium Falcon jumping into hyperspace!

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The youtube video is dated nov. 20. Odd this wasn't in the media anywhere, that was massively awesome.
Surely there will be more on this soon, ..Great find. I will follow this to see if anyone comes up with more on it.
Incredible.

NOTE the following:
I just found a blog with this video posted and the guy there said it was from the video cam there and it is from
2009? here is that blog link
smasie.blogspot.com...

and another blog link of that shower
www.marcforrest.com...
DH

A beautiful sight. I would think the bluey green colour, could indicate the presence of copper.

Could be the copper coils of a UFO burning up , most probably some sort of space junk, rogue satellite or meteor. Seems to explode in the atmosphere. Depending on the speed of the object it starts burning up between 40-60 miles high in the atmosphere.
This one looks like some debris may have hit the Earths surface??

WOW!
That is beautiful.
How come I never see anything like this

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Whaaat I have never seen anything like that before, saweeett.

Amazing video.

What raises suspicion in my books is the huge influx of media around falling satellites and YU55, it was all talked about and considered a big deal, but not much was seen.

Now there is this huge, what im going to call, meteor, giving off massive blue/green energies, and there was no prior news source.

Is this a common event? Do other meteors or falling stars or some kind of space related objects ever appear similar in anyway?

Thanks for sharing anyway.

Calm down
It's the same old meteor from 2009

link

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Lovely video, and yet a meteor can absolutely look like that when it comes in. that was probably a pretty big boulder exploding many miles up in the atmosphere. The typical shooting star we often see is what something as small as a small rock looks like when it burns up, no bigger than would easily fit in the palm of your hand (and even quite a bit smaller). That thing might have been a multi-ton boulder several meters across.

Cant believe how bright it gets and how much it lights up the sky, even turning the sky blue as if its day time!

Then fades to look like a sun set.

Originally posted by Geoneo99
Calm down

It's the same old meteor from 2009

link

2 more links in earlier post as well it is from 2009 but it is beautiful

Originally posted by windword
WOW! That's really amazing. I've seen meteor fireballs before, but none like that! Incredible footage.

I seen one drop in a west Kansas cornfield in 2007. It was exactly that, a huge fireball that fell like a bat out of hell. Startled me too cuz if it had been a half mile closer it woulda hit me.

Where in South Africa did this happen? I'm never where the action is!

Originally posted by madleo
Where in South Africa did this happen? I'm never where the action is!

Johannesburg

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That's some impressive footage.
I would love to see something of this magnitude in person.
It must be really frightening I guess, but it's so beautiful.
Here are some more, I hope you don't mind.

Originally posted by IndigoValor

Originally posted by madleo
Where in South Africa did this happen? I'm never where the action is!

Johannesburg

Correct. I was out in the East that night visiting family, playing pool. As i stepped back in from the balcony to take my shot, everyone went "AHHH WOW!!" Explaining a bright green flash.

I bloody well missed the green flash!

Very interesting. Never seen one like that before, actually, I haven't seen any meteors fall down with my own eyes either.

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Lol. Ja! The only time I'll see something, is when it happens to the South of me! Only view I've got! Though I'm on a hill, there are too many houses and trees!