Wed. morning meteor lights up skies over Western Montana
Wednesday morning meteor lights up skies over Western Montana
Lots of people across Western Montana saw a bright light streaking across the sky on Wednesday morning. The National Weather Service office in Missoula reports a sensor detected what appears to be a meteor at around 6:30 a.m. The meteor was first detected over southwest Alberta.
Meteor lights up night sky over parts of US and Canada
Residents across North America on Wednesday caught a glimpse of the moment a meteor passed by Earth, lighting up the night sky as it became a fireball. Doorbell and security cameras captured the fiery spectacle over Alberta in Canada and Montana in the United States.
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MISSOULA — Many people across Western Montana saw a bright light streaking across the sky on Wednesday morning. The ...
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