This Video is from the Youtube channel: “Growing Answers”.
I captured this event with my Allsky7 automated meteor detection camera system and my own custom allsky fisheye imaging system. I have captured several "fireball" meteors this year and over the years since I have installed it. This so far is the brightest and longest to date. I did capture a longer one (about 11 seconds) a few years ago but not as bright.
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Dang, we went inside too early from our campfire!
You should try to sell this footage to the local news. Maybe you will one day capture footage of a UFO.
I generally would not ask for money unless it was something more significant. As far as UFO/UAP’s, I have yet to capture anything that I can’t identify. I have plenty of knowledge and tools at my disposal to leave anything to mystery.
What a catch. Thanks for sharing
I thought one of my kids fell out of bed upstairs, that’s how loud it was
I saw this, I’m glad there’s footage of it
Seen this in Toledo ,Ohio skies Saturday night ☄️
@@Marcus-f2g everyone from Wisconsin to the east coast could see it
@@GrowingAnswers
If they were fortunate enough to be outside at the time like we were
Around 11:35 p.m
@@Marcus-f2g 11:45pm
We saw this brilliant object over Parma Hts,, Saturday Night at a local Chili Cook off! Largest meteor tail I’ve ever seen! Half the people there saw it. And it wasn’t due to the apple moonshine either!!
I saw this with my friend coming home from work around 11:45 in Pittsburgh, last night. We were both struck with awe. I have seen so many shooting stars, but this was the most brilliant I have ever seen. A true fireball meteor!