The American Meteor Society received 349 reports of a fireball seen over Connecticut, Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia ...

NASA calls this kind of celestial occurrence a "fireball event" Getty Residents of Mexico City are pondering the out-of-nowhere blinding light in the sky. Around 3 a.m. Wednesday, April 16 ...

Hundreds of people reported seeing a fireball over several western U.S. states, especially over Utah, where it was exceptionally large, bright and green. Reports poured into the American Meteor ...

The fireball, also known as a meteor, prompted hundreds of reports to the fireball log and numerous posts on social media. Screengrab from YouTube video by the American Meteor Society An enormous ...

Here’s how it works. Early Tuesday morning (Dec. 10), witnesses across the state of Indiana reported sightings of a fireball blazing overhead. Cloudy skies across the state Tuesday made viewing ...

"What they're seeing is what's called a fireball, and the fireball is a shooting star, but a really, really big one," Trump said. Trump said 49 reports were officially filed with the American ...

The fireball, defined as a meteor brighter than the planet Venus, is estimated to have soared over New York City before traversing a short path southwest and disintegrating about 31 miles (50 ...

No meteorites were produced by this event, according to the agency. Residents in parts of New York City and New Jersey were shaken by a loud boom Tuesday morning, with NASA officials saying it was ...

It streaked across Mexico’s predawn skies on Wednesday. By Aimee Ortiz For a few brief moments on Wednesday, a bright fireball lit up the predawn skies near Mexico City. The display awed ...

More than 100 people reported seeing a bright green fireball over western U.S. skies on Saturday, May 3. Screenshot of KSTU's video Hundreds of people reported seeing a fireball over several ...