Rumbling meteor lights up Norway; part of it may have landed near Oslo
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#3All those "5 meteorites to pass by Earth this month" title makers never hit earth.
And those that hit earth don't seem to make any news before they strike.
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#4Too bad there wasn’t a bunch of people driving with car cameras like in Russia, which turned out to be very useful during their meteorite event.
This was also at 1am at night in a more rural area.
Maybe more video will come out as this news spreads and people check security cameras.
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#5All those "5 meteorites to pass by Earth this month" title makers never hit earth. And those that hit earth don't seem to make any news before they strike.
> All those "5 meteorites to pass by Earth this month" title makers never hit earth.
100% of all meteorites hit the Earth, by definition.
I think you mean “meteor”.
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#6About 2 years ago there was a meteor around this size or maybe a little smaller that passed over Auckland, NZ.
I was sitting in my spa pool looking up at the stars around midnight and it passed over head. Took about 30 seconds and went from one side of the sky to the other an left a huge streak of fire.
There were a couple of posts on social media like “Did anyone see that giant fireball?” but no video footage or news about the event otherwise.
I always feel like nobody believes me when I tell them this.
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#7About 2 years ago there was a meteor around this size or maybe a little smaller that passed over Auckland, NZ. I was sitting in my spa pool looking up at the stars around midnight and it passed over head. Took about 30 seconds and went from one side of the sky to the other an left a huge streak of fire. There were a couple of posts on social media like “Did anyone see that giant fireball?” but no video footage or new…
I do believe you, same happen to me in the Netherlands
Re: Rumbling meteor lights up Norway; part of it may have landed near Oslo
#8All those "5 meteorites to pass by Earth this month" title makers never hit earth. And those that hit earth don't seem to make any news before they strike.
> All those "5 meteorites to pass by Earth this month" title makers never hit earth. 100% of all meteorites hit the Earth, by definition. I think you mean “meteor”.
By that definition, would a meteor that vaporizes in our atmosphere before impact just be considered a meteor?
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#9I saw the sky lighting up several times. I thought it was a thunderstorm and was confused by the total lack of sound.
Here is the best video I could find: https://www.nrk.no/norge/meldinger-om-ildkule-pa-himmelen-et...
Re: Rumbling meteor lights up Norway; part of it may have landed near Oslo
#10About 2 years ago there was a meteor around this size or maybe a little smaller that passed over Auckland, NZ. I was sitting in my spa pool looking up at the stars around midnight and it passed over head. Took about 30 seconds and went from one side of the sky to the other an left a huge streak of fire. There were a couple of posts on social media like “Did anyone see that giant fireball?” but no video footage or new…
Had you been drinking?