Posted on 04/19/2021 3:12:04 PM PDT by BenLurkin
A surveillance video captured by a Nest security camera in Rochester submitted by a local user shows a short, bright streak of light in the sky. The submitter said the fireball was accompanied by a loud boom, and an emailer from Strafford told News 9 his house shook after the fireball was seen. Just one of the reports submitted to the AMS indicated that the witnesses heard any sound.
Fireballs are meteors that are unusually bright, at least as bright as Venus. They can create a sonic boom that is heard a few minutes after the fireball is seen.
It's unlikely that the fireball reached the ground. Most meteors are destroyed high in the atmosphere.
(Excerpt) Read more at wmur.com ...
Please hit Washington DC...
I'm your Venus.
The sun probably shone after 6 months. “Strange yellow ball in the sky!”
That was an alien spacecraft flyby.
Brighter than Uranus?
Mossad satellites ..? Quite a number of “little rocks” around the planet going poof latley...(hmm?)
Back in the 50’s I knew a meteor maid that was a fireball...
I can’t be the only one thinking of shots of Fireball liquor.
The aliens are attacking New Hampshire.
So are the ones coming across the border.
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