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Utah Meteor Fireball Video

admin — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 09:30:32 +0000

Is this a sign of the coming apocalypse in 2012? Or is it just a coincidence, that a lot of meteors have fallen from the heavens lately.

Over Utah, a meteor traveling at approximately 80,000 mph broke through the Earth’s atmosphere on November the 18th. The meteor created an extremely bright light as it shot across Utah’s clear night sky. Scientists suspect that the meteor is associated with the annual Leonid meteor shower.

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It has been a wicked year for fireball like meteors, watch some more meteor videos below.

Fireball illuminates South African sky
Fantastic Canada Meteor Video

Fireball illuminates South African sky

admin — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 08:45:54 +0000

A meteor hurling towards Earth illuminated the night sky over Johannesburg were it was caught on numerous CCTV’s. Despite the all the eyewitnesses and footage of the falling meteor, scientists have yet to locate where the meteorite impacted Earth.

It appears from the videos that the meteor exploded high enough in the atmosphere that majority of the meteor will burn up before reaching the Earths surface.

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Fantastic Canada Meteor Video

admin — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 17:37:57 +0000

On November 20th, 2008, a meteor gloriously lit up the skies at night over western Canada. The amazing fireball event was captured by several people with video cameras within the region. One of the most brilliant videos was captured by a police cruiser’s dash cam in Edmonton, AB Canada. The video shows a bright ball of light hurtling towards the Earth just before it passes behind a series of clouds and explodes in the atmosphere.

Astronomers believe that the meteor no bigger than a grapefruit at that it may have never impacted the Earth. Thanks in part to the video footage scientists speculate that the meteor was traveling at approximately 60km per second and that it entered the atmosphere at 400,000 feet. This could help explain why many local residents have stated that they heard a distant boom at around 5:26pm on Thursday when the meteor fell.

Police Cruiser’s Dash Cam Video

Amateur Meteor Video Near Edmonton Canada

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