nope, not at all. I have read that the collisions of galaxies like one which DID just happen can cause shooting stars. I was merely curious if thats what I saw or if it was a very rare meteor.I can see why a lot of people posted me though with the sky is falling explanation from my quick entry.
In that case, you would have seen something that happened a gazillion years ago.
Are you a time traveler?
Impossible. Galaxies are millions of light-years away (one LY = 5.9 TRILLION miles). Meteors are caused by tiny sand-size particles shooting through our atmosphere. Most of them are debris from passing comets. When Earth passes through the stream of debris, 'shooting stars' appear.
Anyway, glad you eventually did respond. Don't really blame you after some of the comments. And welcome aboard Starship FR!
I think you may be getting galaxies and comets/asteroids mixed up. Most meteors are the remnants of shredded comets or small chunks of asteroids broken off in collisions.
A galactic collision takes place over hundreds of millions of years.