[SunkenCiv]

Ordinarily I don't use this source, because the narrator is such a load, but this coverage has just the right amount of non-narrated vid "footage" with some explanation and sidebars.

[RoosterRedux]

Does the video explain the cause of the fireball? Fireballs aren’t a natural occurrence except perhaps in swamps.;-)

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

Paging Professor Quatermass. England needs you.

[ClearCase_guy]

Harry and Meghan flaming out in spectacular fashion, just a bit earlier than expected.

[Inyo-Mono]

I saw a fireball like that about 20 years ago on the Calif/Nev border. Lit up my entire yard several times brighter than a full Moon. Also had a roaring sound to it. Later learned that it fell into the Pacific Ocean thousands of miles away.

[Beowulf9]

Imagine the fun you’ll have watching like meterorite visits from the new space hotel!

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-9311791/Worlds-space-HOTEL-begin-construction-low-Earth-orbit-2025.html?fbclid=IwAR1LyviqwB43g4QfyEE_xHIz-pWO0NUfUSSI92x0WwU6-ph14hABH5H0rRY

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[Pez149]

You can see stuff like this just about everyday somewhere on earth.
Remember there’s less than a 3% chance of fragments hitting land.
As far as this 2029 crap, don’t give it a moments notice.
No one can see an object that small with the largest telescope.
In fact we can barely see stars.
All we ever see is a dot.
The Bigger the telescope the bigger the dot.....

[maddog55]

Another SpaceX landing?

[amorphous]

Anyone here remember this one:

https://bayoutechedispatches.blogspot.com/2013/02/a-meteor-over-cajun-louisiana-window-on.html

[Mark]

Well, I guess it’s not a weather balloon.

[Billthedrill]

Swamp gas. From, you know, the London swamps...

[Oatka]

The series "Night Visions" had a neat story about a college girl who enters a campus maze and comes out in another time frame a few years later, where no one is around. She eventually meets a guy she knew in "the old days" and he and the rest of the world are waiting for a comet/asteroid to arrive that will wipe out the world. Then the warning siren goes off.

"The Maze"

I thought the college buildings were an architectural marvel - somewhere up in Canada, I think.