Crazy video shows fireball streak across Florida sky American Meteor Society receives 13 reports of meteor over Flagler Beach
Night sky, space (Pixabay)
FLAGLER BEACH, Fla. – A Google Nest camera in Flagler Beach captured crazy video of a meteor blazing across the sky.
The video was taken Sunday night and shows the fireball lighting up the night sky.
Over a dozen people reported seeing the fireball around 11:50 p.m., according to the American Meteor Society.
Click here to watch the video.
One of the top five astronomical events of the year you don’t want to miss is when the “Devil Comet” returns in late March. Comet Pons-Brooks, nicknamed the “Devil Comet,” is a short-period comet that returns every 71 years.
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