SOME PEOPLE SEE IT INDIVIDUALLY >> IT IS GENERALLY A SPRING FLYING IN DECEMBER WHEN IT COMES TO BRIGHT BRIGHT OBJECTS IN THE SKY >> WE SEE HIM LIGHT OVER US, SOME OF THE SEA FLYING IN DECEMBER, AND FROM A FEW YEARS. >> HE AND HIS FAMILY WERE LIVING AT BEVERLY ROAD AT 730 AM, THEY DID NOT JUST SEE THIS GIANT METEO FROM THE SKY IN PERSONALITY, THE DOOR BELL CAMERA ALSO CAUGHT GREAT IMAGES >> WE CAN SEE THE MEETING >> WE CAN SEE AT THE MEETING. FROM ONTARIO CANADA IT IS VERY RARE UNTIL CHRISTMAS SPEAKING THAT IT HAPPENED DURING THE COUNTRY PERIOD FOR CARE IN CAROLINAS >> IT WAS TALKING TO THE CHILD. IT IS SO BRIGHT TO SEE SOMETHING LIKE THIS SO RARE, IT SPEAKS TO YOUR IMAGINATION >> IF YOU ARE LUCKY TO SEE IT YOURSELF SOME FINE SODA WANT TO HEAR FROM AMERICAN METEOR COMMUNITY Y
Incredible view in the sky: Meteor spotted over Pittsburgh
Fireball spotted in several states
Update: December 2, 2022 12:47 PM EST
A meteor that left its mark in the sky overnight in Pittsburgh was reported to have also been seen in other states, including West Virginia, South Carolina, New York, Ohio and Kentucky. Meteor caught on camera: Click on the video player above to watch. The American Meteor Society reported. More than 600 meteor images were seen over Pittsburgh around 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Several people shared videos of the meteor, including Jared Rackley, who captured an image of the meteor with a Nest camera in Pittsburgh. Phil Haddad and his family were lucky enough to see him twice, the first being Mt. In Lebanon and then on the doorbell cameras. Haddad shared the footage with Action News 4 in Pittsburgh on Friday morning. “We thought maybe it was Santa’s sleigh,” Haddad joked. “We saw the light above and a few more people said, ‘Did you see the shooting star?’ We heard him say. or something like that, but he looked really bright. That’s when I realized our camera might have caught him too.” You can report an observation on their website. The organization says the reports helped them in their research.
A meteor tracked in the overnight sky over Pittsburgh has also been reported in other states, including West Virginia, South Carolina, New York, Ohio and Kentucky.
Meteor caught on camera: Click on the video player above to watch.
The American Meteor Society gave multiple reports. 600 observations Meteor seen over Pittsburgh at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
Many people shared videos of the meteor, including Jared Rackley, who took a picture of the meteor on a Nest camera in Pittsburgh.
Phil Haddad and his family, Mt. In Lebanon and then on the doorbell cameras. Haddad shared the footage with Action News 4 in Pittsburgh on Friday morning.
“We thought maybe it was Santa’s sleigh,” Haddad joked. “We saw the light above and a few more people said, ‘Did you see the shooting star?’ We heard him say. or something like that, but he looked really bright. That’s when I realized our camera might have caught him too.”
If you’ve witnessed the fireball, the American Meteor Society would like to hear from you. You can report seeing them. Web site. The organization says the reports helped them in their research.
