Fireball in the Arctic

Something very bright suddenly lit up the arctic -- what was it? Moving through the sky -- in front of the Big Dipper no less -- was a Geminid meteor so bright it could be called a fireball. The meteor brightened and flashed for several seconds as it went. (Photograph by Yang Sutie. Courtesy of NASA.)

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