Note in your calendar: 10 rare, wonderful celestial events you cannot miss in 2025
Mark you calendars to be able to witness some of the most rare, stunning celestial events to take place in the year 2025!
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Meteor illuminates night sky over Spain
This is the spectacular moment a meteor illuminated the night sky over Spain. Footage shows the fireball streaking through ...
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Perseid Meteors Via NASA’s All Sky Fireball Network Cameras
Perseid meteors in the night sky via NASA’s All Sky Fireball Network cameras across the US. Credit: Space.com |footage courtesy: NASA’s All Sky Fireball Network | | edited by Steve Spaleta ...
No, you didn't see a UFO or a meteor on Tuesday night. What flew past Delaware on Feb. 4
Did you see something glowing in the sky on the evening of Feb. 4? You weren't the only one, but it might not be what you ...
See it: Origin of mysterious bright green light streaking across Maryland sky identified
The origin of a mysterious throbbing light racing behind clouds across parts of the northeastern U.S. and Canada over the ...
Eerie glow seen racing behind clouds in the Northeast, video shows. What was it?
One witness in Havre de Grace, Maryland, recorded video of the eerie glow, showing the fireball resembled a silent explosion ...
Astronomers have spied an asteroid that may be heading for Earth: What we know so far
On 27 December last year, astronomers using the ATLAS survey telescope in Chile discovered a small asteroid moving away from ...
A somber scene in Northeast Philadelphia as residents seek answers about the plane crash
Chunks of the charred fuselage were still in the street Saturday. And one vehicle was so incinerated that only a blackened ...
If you saw fire in the night sky around Charlotte, Raleigh, it wasn’t your imagination
A blue comet streaks across the sky in New Mexico on Jan. 6, 2025. On Thursday, Jan. 30, at least 19 people from the ...
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Could a meteorite hit you? How often they fall to Earth, according to experts
Those resulting fireballs, better known as "shooting stars," are meteors. If meteoroids survive their trip to Earth without burning up in the atmosphere, they are called meteorites, NASA says.