PATASKALA, Ohio — It seems recently we can only go a few days here in the U.S. without some kind of fireball meteor sighting, and that includes sightings in our own backyard. That's what took place ...

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Jason Jenkins was driving to work before dawn when a bright green streak beamed across the sky. The camera on his dashboard captured the moment at 6:06 a.m. Monday while he was in southwestern ...

Yet another meteor has entered the Earth's atmosphere. Onlookers across parts of California, Nevada, Washington and Oregon spotted another space rock streaking across the sky on Monday, March 23.

March 24 (UPI) --Experts in Oregon said a bright green fireball that lit up the early morning sky over the Pacific Northwest was a meteor burning up in the atmosphere. Jim Todd of the Oregon Museum of ...

If you were in Western Pennsylvania, you may have seen what has been described as "a very bright daylight fireball" across the sky Tuesday morning.In parts of Ohio, people reported hearing a boom and ...

Some residents of parts of Ohio and Western Pennsylvania saw what has been described as a fireball across the sky. In Ohio, people reported hearing a boom and feeling a shake. According to the ...

A rare fireball bright enough to be seen during broad daylight dazzled skies and triggered a sonic boom in parts of the eastern United States on Tuesday morning. The fireball was likely an unusually ...

Reddit users began sharing descriptions Thursday night of a bright fireball streaking across the northwestern sky around 8 p.m. Based on over 50 sighting reports submitted to the American Meteor ...

A bright fireball streaked across New Jersey skies overnight and was visible from Sussex County to Cumberland County, along with 11 other states, according to the American Meteorological Society.