The Starlink satellite reentry sparked at least 62 fireball reports to the American Meteor Society, which shared images and ...

While the American Meteor Society says most fireballs happen “over the oceans and uninhabited regions” and are often masked by daylight, Hoosiers reported seeing Tuesday’s fireball all ...

Residents of West Michigan witnessed a breathtaking spectacle late Tuesday night as bright streaks illuminated the sky.

The Quadrantids are also known for their bright fireball meteors, with larger explosions of light and color that can last longer than an average meteor streak, according to NASA. Aliza Chasan is a ...

A slow-moving fireball in the sky sparked awe across southeast Wisconsin Tuesday night. A local expert explains what was ...

A fireball seen breaking into pieces over Wisconsin and other Midwestern states is believed to have been a satellite ...

These showers, known for their slow-moving, long-lasting meteors, are linked to comet Encke, which has a nucleus approximately 2.98 miles (4.8 km) in diameter. "The Taurids are rich in fireballs ...

Quadrantids are known for their fireball meteors, whose explosions feature light and color for longer periods and are three times brighter than the average meteor. Meteors during the Quadrantids ...

There were several other reports made to the American Meteor Society, with sightings of a fireball moving from southeast to northwest. Reports came from places including Portsmouth and Chichester ...

The Quadrantid meteor shower is known for producing bright "fireball" meteors that are brighter than a typical meteor. Moonlight will not interfere with this meteor shower. A crescent moon will ...

While the lack of daylight in the Northern Hemisphere ... that can persist longer than an average meteor streak. This is due to the fact that fireballs originate from larger particles of material.