CAUGHT ON VIDEO: Meteor blazes across Ohio sky

PARMA HEIGHTS, Ohio (WOIO/Grey Information) – It’s a chicken, it’s a airplane, it’s … really a meteor!

A suspected meteor blazed throughout the northeast Ohio sky at about 7:34 p.m. Thursday.

There are numerous reports from witnesses throughout a number of Japanese states who noticed it fly above the earth with a inexperienced glow and lengthy tail.

Parma Heights resident @jamskillet of Instagram and Twitter has a doorbell digicam that caught the meteor.

“I really noticed it in individual, and it regarded like a fireball within the sky. So, I checked the doorbell digicam and there it was. It additionally regarded like one thing was ejected from it and the flaming path stopped. It was transferring simply 100 occasions quicker than a airplane. By no means seen something prefer it in my life. Thought it was an angel,” @jamskillet described.

Since there’s presently no proof of this meteoroid hitting the bottom, it’s a meteor, which burns up within the ambiance earlier than hitting the bottom.

A meteorite is when a meteoroid survives the autumn by the ambiance and hits the bottom.

You’ll be able to report meteor sightings to the American Meteor Society.

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