Huge ball of light through the sky into black mountain

[Dizzy1]

something is definitely going on.

Yup - it's called a meteor shower

[Because_They_Lie]

something is definitely going on.

Yup - it's called a meteor shower

always with the answers

[Queen K]

^ Because a meteor shower is the truth.

[Bsuds]

^ Because a meteor shower is the truth.

But not near as interesting as a conspiracy.

[Fancy]

People are talking about it coast to coast - would love to have seen this meteor.

[Bsuds]

People are talking about it coast to coast - would love to have seen this meteor.

Me too but then they need to appear before 9pm. (my bedtime most nights. lol)

[tsayta]

People are talking about it coast to coast - would love to have seen this meteor.

Me too but then they need to appear before 9pm. (my bedtime most nights. lol)

Yes. It's not very convenient for them to schedule these showers at that time. We should call someone

[Dizzy1]

always with the answers

I know - pretty neat trick, huh?

[Because_They_Lie]

always with the answers

I know - pretty neat trick, huh?

Not at all

[Dizzy1]

Not at all

Haven't seen that many meteors this year where I am, but the Aurora Borealis have been putting up quite a show this year

The heavens are truly a magical and breathtaking part of our Universe

[Glacier]

It landed around here. The experts expect that it's between 4 and 400kgs. Happy hunting.

[Relentless]

People are talking about it coast to coast - would love to have seen this meteor.

Here is what it looked like from Kelowna:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVcQqJ4 ... -BwCFVpf_f

[Because_They_Lie]

Not at all

Haven't seen that many meteors this year where I am, but the Aurora Borealis have been putting up quite a show this year

The heavens are truly a magical and breathtaking part of our Universe

[Fancy]

Researchers have pinpointed where in the rugged B.C. Interior a chunk of space rock landed more than two months ago.

A fireball lit up the sky over parts of Western Canada on the night of Sept. 4 and some witnesses reported hearing a loud boom.

The University of Calgary says an asteroid fragment a metre wide and weighing up to five tonnes crashed through the Earth's atmosphere that night.

Researchers put out a call to the public for videos to help them find where thousands of meteorites ranging from as small as a peppercorn to as large as 10 kilograms landed.

They narrowed it down to a 20-kilometre stretch from just east of Crawford Bay, on the shore of Kootenay Lake.

A visiting master's student from Italy made the first meteorite discovery last month on private property in Crawford Bay.

"At first I couldn't believe it. Ever since I was a child I got up with my father to see the night sky, and it was like a dream to hold a space rock in my hand," Fabio Ciceri said in a news release

https://www.castanet.net/news/BC/211210 ... rock-found

[StraitTalk]

I got excited when I saw this topic, but alas, it's not what I thought it was. Last night my girlfriend and I were out for a walk around 10 PM and saw an incredibly bright teal light to the south. We were on Black Mountain. I cannot explain how bright this light was, we're talking lightning but only to the south and it was in the clouds. I saw it at first, spun my girlfriend around who saw the tail end of it. About 5 seconds later it flashed again but never after that. Suffice to say it was confusing.

Would love to know what it was.