Cctv footage captured vision of the meteor from a plane above. The plane landed back in the San Francisco Bay Area but the cameras were able to record the full impact from the air. In the video, a small piece of the meteor appears to hit the ground but before it could explode, the ground a제천출장마사지 제천안마ppeared to shift, and a fireball lit up above.
“This is one of those rare moments where you have a meteor that you’ve never seen before,” said Phil Plait of the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California. “At some point we’re going to have to admit the reality of what we know of a fireball from a meteorite coming out of the ground.”
At this point해운대출장안마 해운대안마 there’s little that can be said beyond the fact that a space meteorite might have hit the earth, and that the fireball from it may have lit up the sun. The impact of a space-filling fireball may be a little over the top for mainstream news, but science is certainly taking notice.
In 2013, a British amateur astronomer made a stunning discovery that confirmed what scientists have long suspected: a space fizz had str제주출장마사지uck earth on July 15, 2012, and exploded.
It happened on a clear day that was just enough of an outlier to be notable, but on the day of an actual space fireball, it was a huge leap from what we’re used to seeing. According to NASA, a Space Shower, a type of space shower that can be watched from space, is the most common meteor shower for people from the United States to Europe, and the United Kingdom is among the top countries that get to watch the event. It occurs on Sept. 22 through Nov. 5 when the moon turns into a large asteroid.
But it’s not just the meteor shower that scientists are noticing.
At this point, there are no images showing what may have created the meteor, but meteor experts point to the fact that a meteorite impact in the Earth’s atmosphere seems to be atypical for our planet, especially in an age when space is more common, or when the moon’s shadow is so thick that people aren’t able to see anything in it.
“It looks like there’s something else coming from the sky. It’s a very interesting discovery,” said Dr. Brian Folta from the University of Arizona in Tucson. “This space shower doesn’t happen every year, it doesn’t happen every month, it happens every year because of meteor showers or an asteroid shower.”
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