Fireball Shot Through The Night Sky On The East Coast
Fireballs are rare, but they do happen. On the night of September 29-30, a huge fireball ripped through the night sky on the East coast, lighting up neighbor’s doorbell cameras….
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Fireballs are rare, but they do happen. On the night of September 29-30, a huge fireball ripped through the night sky on the East coast, lighting up neighbor's doorbell cameras. Hundreds of people could see it from stemming from Pittsburgh and parts of Ohio.
Scott I. caught the fireball on his nest door camera. Watch as it lights up the entire night sky and rips through the darkness.
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