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Remnants of the cosmic object that was witnessed soaring across georgia around 12:30 p.m Fireballs are easier to view at night, but must be much brighter to be visible during the day, the american meteor society says. Local time thursday, june 26, may have broken off and plummeted through the roof of a home in henry.

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Nasa confirmed a meteor entered earth's atmosphere over georgia, disintegrating with energy equivalent to 20 tons of tnt and causing loud booms and tremors The rock is the 27th meteorite in history recovered in georgia and the sixth witnessed fall.seeing a daytime fireball is a rare occurrence The meteor triggered lightning sensors.

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A large meteor that triggered a spectacular daytime fireball over the southeastern u.s

May have survived its dramatic passage through earth's atmosphere to punch through the roof of a georgia. It's a chunk of the georgia fireball that blazed across the sky thursday afternoon and disintegrated 27 miles above west forest on its way southeast In a floppy sun hat and pink shirt, albin. Atlanta — shortly before 1 p.m., public agencies began to receive a flurry of reports, ranging from an earthquake to a plane crash to an explosion