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New analysis of a green fireball from the Oort Cloud that landed in Canada in February 2021 could change a host of understandings about the formation of Earth and the en…
The fireball from the comet debris traveling at 160,934 km/h emitted blinding white, green and blue light near midnight.
A mysterious fireball lit up the Chinese sky before shattering and disappearing, leaving many witnesses extremely surprised.
Massive CMEs (coronary mass ejections) from the Sun not only set Earth's sky ablaze in colorful auroras, but also emitted wild sounds.
The UK Meteor Network (UKMON) has just released a startling image of a blue fireball flying across the sky that their 15 cameras have captured together. It has also just…
At speeds of up to millions of miles per hour, the fireball originating from the sun's dead sunspot is forecast to collide with Earth's atmosphere on April 14.
A fireball that ignited over Papua New Guinea in 2014 was a fast-flying object from another star system, according to a recent announcement by the US Space Command (USSC…
Last Halloween night, because there was no moon, many people were able to admire the performance of Venus, Jupiter, Saturn and sometimes a Halloween fireball.
A mysterious fireball lit the eastern sky of the United States, burning so bright it could be seen from Canada.
The sun is like a hot, dazzling fireball. Every hour it radiates a large amount of energy, emitting light and heat in the universe, including our Earth.
The small asteroid 2020 CD3 is temporarily turning into a new natural satellite of the Earth.
Mysterious objects suddenly appeared in the sky of China at midnight Beijing time, turning the night as bright as day.
Recently, a relatively large meteorite has landed in southern Australia, creating a giant trail of light in the dark night.
Large fireballs accompanied by a tremendous explosion like a bomb appeared after a moment when lightning struck the sailboat in a thunderstorm.
The mysterious fireball in Greenland's sky is determined by the meteorite exploding with the estimated energy of 2.1 kiloton created.