NASA reports that the meteoroid entered Earth’s atmosphere above the southeastern part of Michigan, just to the northwest of Detroit. “The fireball was so bright that it was seen through clouds by our meteor camera located at Oberlin college in Ohio, about 120 miles away,” explained NASA’s Meteor Watch, in a Facebook post.
Meteorite hunters have found the first pieces of the fireball that streaked across the sky in Michigan this week. Get the full boogie, including some cool video, CLICK HERE.