A falling meteor was spotted and lit up the night skies over western Japan. The dazzling fireball display was visible for just few seconds in the early hours on Sunday, November 30.
Japan's TV broadcast 'NHK' published a compilation of massive fireball compilation on Twitter with different perspective of the rare spectacle.
IN THE NEWS: A fireball (exceptionally bright meteor) was observed in the sky above Western and Central Japan at 1:34 AM JST (12:34 AM PhST) yesterday. According to some witnesses, the ending flash was “as bright as the Full Moon."
— Earth Shaker PH (@earthshakerph) November 30, 2020
More about fireballs: https://t.co/YvkAGJ0UWE https://t.co/j6PHVtXsvu
The fireball is supposed to be a bolide, a particularly bright meteor, which is also known as a fireball or fireball. Meteors are caused by the penetration of meteorites into the earth’s atmosphere, according to astronomers.
شوهد نيزك متوهج وهو يهوي في سماء بعض المناطق في اليابان حيث رصده العديد من السكّان وهو يومض ككرة من نار أضاءت السماء المظلمة أثناء سقوطه بسرعة حين اقترب من الأرض ولامس الغلاف الجوي الأرضي، بينما رجّح خبراء أن يكون النيزك قد خلّف شظايا وصلت إلى سطح الأرض. pic.twitter.com/102hW483UC
— مصدر (@MSDAR_NEWS) November 30, 2020
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